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ID #1598741 / 29 Views 18-October-2009
4771 On display at the JMSDF Naval Air Museum, Kanoya on an autumn day. This P-2J was operated by 7th Kokutai, which was the last of the JMSDF squadrons to fly the Turbo-Neptune. The squadron emblem of a blue Omega with seven stars of the Big Dipper is visible on the tail of the aircraft. (more of 4771)
ID #1598497 / 10 Views 18-October-2009
22383 Restored Zero on display at the JMSDF Naval Air Museum, Kanoya. Parts of this Type 52 were raised from the seabed at Fukiagehama, Kaseda city. Kanoya was one of the biggest IJN bases from which such Zeros carried out almost half the navy’s Tokko or special attack missions, in this case to Okinawa under Operation Kikusui. (more of 22383)
ID #1597621 / 5 Views 18-October-2009
9012 On display at the JMSDF Naval Air Museum, Kanoya. It is in the markings of 201 Kokutai. (more of 9012)
ID #1597540 / 26 Views 18-October-2009
4783 On display at the JMSDF Naval Air Museum, Kanoya on an autumn day. This is the last P-2J built. Seventh Kokutai was the last of the JMSDF squadrons to fly the P-2J, and this aircraft completed the last flight on June 5, 1994. The squadron emblem of a blue Omega with seven stars of the Big Dipper is visible on the tail of the aircraft. (more of 4783)
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