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"Honorable Lieutenant, might it be advisable to send the infantry over first?"Yes that looks perfectly safe what could possibly go wrong. A Japanese Type 89 tank during the attack on Nanjing.
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It's "damare".Is there a Japanese phrase for "Suth-up"?
There is a Vietnamese sandwich shop a few miles from my brother's home. It is called "Dang!"It's "damare".
Great workThis photo was not allowed publication during the war as how turrets worked could be seen.
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Image recovered by Shinpachi
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Source: Japanese Air Corps during the War(1969)
Caption says "Army Type 99 twin light bomber(Ki-48) attacking Changde during the Sino-Japanese War."
In the Carolinas no doubt!There is a Vietnamese sandwich shop a few miles from my brother's home. It is called "Dang!"
HA! That shows what you know! It's in Augusta, GA!In the Carolinas no doubt!
It is kind of puzzling that the aerial refuelling didn't pick pace in the interwar period when there were a bunch of efforts at different countries.Non-stop flight from Kyushu to Taiwan by refueling an IJA type 88 model 1 reconnaissance plane in October, 1929.
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Source: Japanese Air Corps during the War(1969)