Viking1066
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Mitsubishi J2M circa 1944 REDD
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Nakajima Ki-44-II Otsu Shoki of the 47th Sentai REDD
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Yokosuka D4Y Suisei of the 523rd Ku on Tinian Island 2 1944 REDD
cammerjeff
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Looks like it is being used as a decoy, flat tires, no weapons, loose panels. Great details in the picture
cammerjeff
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40mm wing cannons?
Viking1066
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2x 20 mm (0.787 in) Type 99 Mark 2 machine gun inboard wing-mounted with 190 rpg.
MIflyer
Major
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I would add Ki.44-II Otsu ( キ44-II 乙) to the description - Ki.44-I is a different type/variant. This particular a/c is # 71, probably the CO's mount. Note the wide white stripe on the bottom of the cowl ring.Nakajima Ki-44 Otsu Shoki of the 47th Sentai REDD
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Viking1066
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Mitsubishi G4Ms on assembly line 1945 REDD
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Mitusbishi G4M1 Model 11 bombers of the 705th Ku from Rabaul over the Solomon Islands WYNA
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Bell P 39-Airacobra Technicians installing a Trimetrogon Camera ASBIZ
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Boeing Y1B-17 of the 96th BS 1938 USACA
MiTasol
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I very much doubt that for a number of reasons. The first is the size of such an installation and it will not fit in the nose of a P-39. Secondly one of the three cameras shoots straight down which means all that it would see is the driveshaft, the retracted nose gear and the closed gear doors. Thirdly the cameras need to be accessible in flight to change magazines.
This is a B-17 installation forward of the tail gear and tail plane and as you can see this takes up a lot of room and the spare magazines are stored forward of the cameras.
Photo source Trimetrogon Photography
B-25 History Project has three photos of a B-25 with Trimetrogon Cameras fitted.
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K5Y1 Tsukuba Kokutai ALTH
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Ki-27a No.76 from 10 Dokuritsu Chutai minus the covers on the wheels KEGO
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Ki-79a, 26th Hikotai, Manchuria 1944-1945
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SBC-3 (BuNo. 0571) of VS-3 from USS Saratoga (CV-3) NMNA
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SBD-4 of the VB-41 and 42 on board the carrier USS Ranger (CV-4) during operations in the Atlantic WWTP
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These ships are the converted tankers Santee and Sangamon, photographed from Ranger, 16 October 1942 HERF
cammerjeff
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I like this Picture, if your squint just a little you can see the Family resemblance to the SB2C that came a few years later
