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A6M2 Zero Model 21s at Lakunai Airfield, Rabaul. Their scant camouflage consists of palm fronds draped over the wings the net
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LOL .... well, the IJN also tried to hide battleships by putting potted bamboo plants all over them. Before you ask, It didn't work .... :p
 
FPO1/c Kiyoshi Ito posing by the cockpit of an A6M3 Zero Model 32 (tail code "X-151") assigned to the 3rd Kokutai, Timor Island, August–September 1942 the net
FPO1:c Kiyoshi Ito posing by the cockpit of an A6M3 Zero Model 32 (tail code “X-151”) assigned...png
 
An early D1A1 coded Ka-204 in flight carrying a drop tank the net
An early D1A1 coded Ka-204 in flight carrying a drop tank the net.png
 
IJN Hosho during the Shanghai Incident the net
Hosho during the Shanghai Incident the net.png
 
A6M2 Zero Model 21s aboard the aircraft carrier Zuiho (瑞鳳), October 1942 the net
A6M2 Zero Model 21s aboard the aircraft carrier Zuiho (瑞鳳), October 1942 the net.png
 
view of "59". The white "bandages" under the Hinomaru indicated a JAAF aircraft assigned to Home Defense duties. The diagonal band designates a flight leader, in the 53rd this band was applied in red with either a white or yellow border the net
view of “59”. The white “bandages” under the Hinomaru indicated a JAAF aircraft assigned to Ho...png
 
This perspective shows the Home Defense bands wrapped around under the wing. While the Ki-45 is often associated with a veined or mottled camouflage, during the last months of the war aircraft were delivered with solid paint schemes the net
This perspective shows the Home Defense bands wrapped around under the wing. While the Ki-45 i...png
 
Aircrew boarding their D1Y2 showing details of the aircraft and the pilot's kapok the net
Aircrew boarding their D1Y2 showing details of the aircraft and the pilot’s kapok the net.png
 

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