Picture of the Day - Miscellaneous (22 Viewers)

[Viking1066]

Royal Thai Air Force?

Yes sir. Thai AF.

 

[CATCH 22]

It's my device or the roundel of the aircraft in the background look like a french one?https://pics.filmaffinity.com/kato_hayabusa_sento_tai-517411814-large.jpg

IMHO it's fake RAF - the movie is here for free - one can check (I didn't):

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvTPK_Z7u_0&t=4s

 

[Viking1066]

Mitsubishi A5M2b 13th Ku China

 

[Viking1066]

Mitsubishi A6M2 model 21 Navy Type 0 Carrier Fighters from aircraft carriers Soryu and Hiryu stationed at Kendari airfield on Celebes Island FACB

 

[Viking1066]

E13A1 8.S.11 being readied for a sortie ALTH

 

[Viking1066]

E13A1 being hoisted of the French Colonial Aviation, late 40s ALTH

 

[Viking1066]

IJN Zuikaku. Crew members are seen scrubbing the flight deck after the battle of Santa Cruz. Junyo is in the background FACB

 

[Viking1066]

A flight of A6M2s of

the Oita Ku early 1944 MTOD

 

[SaparotRob]

E13A1 8.S.11 being readied for a sortie ALTH
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Love the livery!

 

[CATCH 22]

E13A1 being hoisted of the French Colonial Aviation, late 40s ALTH
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I have a photo from the internet and don't know any details but maybe this is how/where the French got their E13A:

 

[Viking1066]

These, and several other types were under control of the British ATAIU-SEA. This also included Nakajima Ki-43s, a Ki-21, a Ki-36, a Ki-54, A Ki-30, Ki-51s, Ki-46. Ki-59 and an L2D2. The aircraft were at Bien Hoa airfield. The French were allowed to select most of them and the ones they couldn't get to operate, remained with the French insignia. The E13A1's were put into operation January 1946, operating until mid-1948. They also seized a A6M2-K, which sank on it's first landing. Japanese Aircraft in Foreign Service Vol.I, Jackiewicz & Fleischer, S. Atelier Kecav.

 

[Frog]

These, and several other types were under control of the British ATAIU-SEA. This also included Nakajima Ki-43s, a Ki-21, a Ki-36, a Ki-54, A Ki-30, Ki-51s, Ki-46. Ki-59 and an L2D2. The aircraft were at Bien Hoa airfield. The French were allowed to select most of them and the ones they couldn't get to operate, remained with the French insignia. The E13A1's were put into operation January 1946, operating until mid-1948. They also seized a A6M2-K, which sank on it's first landing. Japanese Aircraft in Foreign Service Vol.I, Jackiewicz & Fleischer, S. Atelier Kecav.

It was a A6M2-N from 934 Kokutai, followed by a brief service with Aéronavale Escadrille 8.S.

 

[Viking1066]

It was a A6M2-N from 934 Kokutai, followed by a brief service with Aéronavale Escadrille 8.S.

Right. Thinking trainer and not floater.

 

[Viking1066]

A Type 97 Kate torpedo bomber lands on the deck of the aircraft carrier Shokaku during operations in the South Pacific FACB

 

[Viking1066]

A Ki-61 of the 149th shumbutai, taken in Ashiya WIKI

 

[SaparotRob]

A Ki-61 of the 149th shumbutai, taken in Ashiya WIKI
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That is a cool airplane.

 

[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

[Viking1066]

A Nakajima B5N2 'Kate' bomber of the Imperial Japanese Navy coded '302', was the last flyable bomber left at Rabaul by the end of the Second World War. The aircraft was operated by the 105th Naval Base Air Unit WIKI

 

[Viking1066]

A Type 87 light bomber undergoing maintenance, one of 48 made with no markings MODE

 

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