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It is a Ki-36.
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Previously posted, but a good pic.
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Nakajima G5N Shinzan '03' WORD
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Nakajima Ki-4 Type 94
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IJAAF Groundcrew seen here arming the 37mm cannon of a Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryū REDD
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Nakajima Ki-8 two seat fighter 1934-1935 AIRW
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Ex-Tainan Kokutai pilot Yoshimichi Saeki (at left) and Toyonobu Kuzuhara in front of an A6M3 Zero of the 352 Kokutai at Omura Air Base, February of 1945 FACB
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Mitsubishi G3M3 Model 23 Navy Type 96 land-based attack aircraft Rikko from the 1st Kokutai seen at (probably) Kwajalein Airfield. Second plane in row has tailcode Z-325 FACB
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A6M3 Zero Model 22a is towed along the iron-plated runway of Lakunai Airfield, Rabaul 1943 FACB
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Aichi D3A2 Model 22 "AI-2-236" from the Shokaku June 1943 WYNA
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Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I never knew there was such a thing as an iron plated runway.
MiTasol
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Marston matting or its Japanese equivalent.
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Line up of Mitsubishi C5M2 Navy Type 98 Reconnaissance Aircraft Model 2 from 3rd Kokutai seen at Takao airfield located near Kaohsiung on Formosa December 1941 FACB
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Kawasaki Ki-48 bomber undergoing maintenance at the Tokorozawa Army Maintenance School REDD
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70th Sentai in Manchoukuo RDMI
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1st Kokutai bombers flying to their target. In foreground is an Mitsubishi G3M2 Model 21 Navy Type 96 land-based attack aircraft FACB
Check how the difference between the yellow and (supposedly) red tail markings is pretty obvious. On several occasions we discussed the a/c of Makoto Ogawa and Yoshio Yoshida and their wrong (yellow) vs. correct (red) markings.70th Sentai in Manchoukuo RDMI
I was always trying to use photos like the one in post #7975 as a proof for the red markings. Usually the answers against this assumption were that those are orthochromatic photos etc. - you know the theory. I don't think this was the case and those photos can prove it. Yellow appears much lighter than red (e.g. hinomaru).
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Mitsubishi C5M2 Navy Type 98 Reconnaissance Aircraft Model 2 from 3rd Kokutai undergoes maintenance of the Nakajima Sakae 12 engine at Kendari Airfield on Celebes 1942 FACB
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A2N2 Hokoku-16 WORD
