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Crew of B-29 Superfortress F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Navy squadron VBF-74 aboard USS Midway, late 1945; seen in Feb issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsJapanese Navy pilots at Seletar Airfield, Singapore with a captured J2M Raiden fighter in RAF markings, Dec 1945Captured A6M5 Model 52 fighter with US markings, Naval Air Station Anascotia, Washington, DC, United States, circa late 1945 or early 1946
Crew of B-29 Superfortress 'Bockscar' for the Nagasaki, Japan bombing mission, 1945. Front: Dehart, Kuharek, Buckley, Gallagher, Spizer. Back: Olivi, Beahan, Sweeney, Van Pelt, Albury. Late 1945F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Navy squadron VBF-74 aboard USS Midway, late 1945; seen in Feb issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsJapanese Navy pilots at Seletar Airfield, Singapore with a captured J2M Raiden fighter in RAF markings, Dec 1945Captured A6M5 Model 52 fighter with US markings, Naval Air Station Anascotia, Washington, DC, United States, circa late 1945 or early 1946
A captured B6N2 torpedo bomber with US markings, United States, late 1940sA captured B6N2 torpedo bomber with US markings, United States, late 1940sA captured Japanese B7A attack aircraft with US air intelligence unit ATAIU-SEA markings, United States, 1946A6M2 Zero fighter being tested by the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration, post-WW2
A captured B6N2 torpedo bomber with US markings, United States, late 1940sA captured B6N2 torpedo bomber with US markings, United States, late 1940sA captured Japanese B7A attack aircraft with US air intelligence unit ATAIU-SEA markings, United States, 1946A6M2 Zero fighter being tested by the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration, post-WW2
Abandoned A6M5 Model 52, Japan, circa late 1940sAn SNJ-5C Texan making a carrier qualification landing aboard the Light Carrier USS Saipan, circa 1946.B-29 Superfortress bomber B-29 Superfortress bomber in flight, 1945-1946
Abandoned A6M5 Model 52, Japan, circa late 1940sAn SNJ-5C Texan making a carrier qualification landing aboard the Light Carrier USS Saipan, circa 1946.B-29 Superfortress bomber 'USS Pintado', named after the submarine which had rescued some of the crew off Japan in Jun 1945, date unknownB-29 Superfortress bomber in flight, 1945-1946
B-29 Superfortress bomber on display at the Washington National Airport, Washington DC, United States, date unknownBa 349 Natter rocket interceptor on display at Farnborough, England, UK, 1946Canadian Ventura aircraft, circa 1940sCaptured D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight by Technical Air Intelligence Center personnel near Naval Air Station Anacosta, Washington DC, United States, late 1940s
B-29 Superfortress bomber on display at the Washington National Airport, Washington DC, United States, date unknownBa 349 Natter rocket interceptor on display at Farnborough, England, UK, 1946Canadian Ventura aircraft, circa 1940sCaptured D4Y3 Model 33 dive bomber in flight by Technical Air Intelligence Center personnel near Naval Air Station Anacosta, Washington DC, United States, late 1940s
Captured G4M2a Model 24 Ko/Otsu, 1945-1946Captured German Me 410A-3 aircraft being inspected by British mechanics, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom, 1944-1946Captured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings at rest, date unknownCaptured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings in flight, date unknown
Captured G4M2a Model 24 Ko/Otsu, 1945-1946Captured German Me 410A-3 aircraft being inspected by British mechanics, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom, 1944-1946Captured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings at rest, date unknownCaptured Japanese Ki-83 aircraft with American markings in flight, date unknown

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