Friday at 11:03 AM Thread starter #6,041 Shinpachi Lieutenant Colonel 11,973 15,184 Feb 17, 2008 Osaka SaparotRob said: Will they attempt to restore it to flight worthiness? Click to expand... They will do so even for static display. That is engineer's pride
SaparotRob said: Will they attempt to restore it to flight worthiness? Click to expand... They will do so even for static display. That is engineer's pride
Yesterday at 2:12 AM #6,042 Viking1066 Master Sergeant 2,785 4,717 Jul 19, 2021 WI Nakajima A1N2 type 3 'NI-203' IJN Kaga Japan 1931-1932 WIKI.
Yesterday at 2:12 AM #6,043 Viking1066 Master Sergeant 2,785 4,717 Jul 19, 2021 WI Row of Mig-21s at Barnaul Military Pilot College, Siberian Military District YRPU.
Yesterday at 11:31 AM #6,044 M MIflyer 1st Lieutenant 6,521 12,896 May 30, 2011 Cape Canaveral Viking1066 said: Nakajima A1N2 type 3 'NI-203' IJN Kaga Click to expand... Is that a Flycatcher built under license?
Viking1066 said: Nakajima A1N2 type 3 'NI-203' IJN Kaga Click to expand... Is that a Flycatcher built under license?
Yesterday at 11:59 AM #6,045 Viking1066 Master Sergeant 2,785 4,717 Jul 19, 2021 WI MIflyer said: Is that a Flycatcher built under license? Click to expand... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A1NRoleFighterManufacturerNakajimaDesignerH. P. Folland (Gloster Aircraft Company)First flight12 December 1927Introduction1929Retired1935Primary userIJN Air ServiceNumber built151Developed fromGloster Gambet The Nakajima A1N, or Navy Type 3 Carrier Fighter, was a Japanese carrier-based fighter of the late-1920s and early-1930s. It was a licensed copy of the British Gloster Gambet fighter, built by the Nakajima Aircraft Company for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Approximately 150 were built in two versions, the A1N1 and A1N2.
MIflyer said: Is that a Flycatcher built under license? Click to expand... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A1NRoleFighterManufacturerNakajimaDesignerH. P. Folland (Gloster Aircraft Company)First flight12 December 1927Introduction1929Retired1935Primary userIJN Air ServiceNumber built151Developed fromGloster Gambet The Nakajima A1N, or Navy Type 3 Carrier Fighter, was a Japanese carrier-based fighter of the late-1920s and early-1930s. It was a licensed copy of the British Gloster Gambet fighter, built by the Nakajima Aircraft Company for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Approximately 150 were built in two versions, the A1N1 and A1N2.
Yesterday at 12:01 PM #6,046 cammerjeff Staff Sergeant 930 2,107 Dec 26, 2006 Belleville MI MIflyer said: Is that a Flycatcher built under license? Click to expand... No it looks similar, but apparently it was a License copy of a Gloster Gambet fighter according to WIKI. Nakajima A1N - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
MIflyer said: Is that a Flycatcher built under license? Click to expand... No it looks similar, but apparently it was a License copy of a Gloster Gambet fighter according to WIKI. Nakajima A1N - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
Today at 2:08 AM #6,047 Viking1066 Master Sergeant 2,785 4,717 Jul 19, 2021 WI Mitsubishi K3M2 trainer courtesy of the net.
Today at 2:10 AM #6,048 Viking1066 Master Sergeant 2,785 4,717 Jul 19, 2021 WI Spitfire MkIX RAF 32 Sqn over the Suez Canal and Merchant Tanker Salamis 1946 ASBIZ.