Fairchild 22 in Japanese colors (identification)
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Re: Japanese plane identification
Why, yeah! That's a Fairchild 22 in Japanese colors! Didn't know about Japan using any of these, but it may also have been a sole aircraft imported for evaluation and subsequent reverse engineering... or an aircraft captured during the war against China?
Why, yeah! That's a Fairchild 22 in Japanese colors! Didn't know about Japan using any of these, but it may also have been a sole aircraft imported for evaluation and subsequent reverse engineering... or an aircraft captured during the war against China?
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Re: Japanese plane identification
Mr.Ohnishi retired the IJN's naval officer bought this aircraft from the U.S. in 1933 when he stayed there and finally used by the IJA's Military Academy from 1934 as Aikoku 108 go(愛国第108号). 愛国 means patriotism.
Source : ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT VOL.6 INPORT AIRCRAFT
Wow you know everything.Stargazer2006 said:
Mr.Ohnishi retired the IJN's naval officer bought this aircraft from the U.S. in 1933 when he stayed there and finally used by the IJA's Military Academy from 1934 as Aikoku 108 go(愛国第108号). 愛国 means patriotism.
Source : ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT VOL.6 INPORT AIRCRAFT
