Caption | Ki-147 I-Go-1 Ko experimental anti-ship missile mounted under a Ki-67 Hiryu bomber, date unknown ww2dbase | |||||||
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22 Jul 2011 07:49:42 PM
Mitsubishi KI-67 with experimental 1-Go-1Ko
guided missile.
This was a anti-shipping weapon that carried a 1764lb warhead, weight 3,086lb, powered by a Tokuro rocket engine w/529lb of thrust for 75 seconds and a speed of 342mph. The missile
never went into production.
Ten of the weapons were built and tested between October and November 1944.