Ki-84
Unit: 102nd sentai
Serial: 85
Okinawa, 1944.
 
 
Ki-84-Ko Silver
Unit: unknown
Serial: unknown
 
Ki-84-I-ko
Unit: 1st chutai, 102nd sentai
Serial: 8
Kyushu, Japan, April 1945.
 
Ki-84
Unit: unknown
Serial: 36
No additional information
 
The Ki-84 proved faster than the P-51D Mustang and the P-47D Thunderbolt at all but the highest altitudes. At medium altitudes, the FRANK was so fast that it was essentially immune from interception. The climb rate was exceptionally good, 16,400 feet being attained in 5 minutes 54 seconds, which was superior to that of any opposing Allied fighters.

I-100-I-KO. 244. Squadron.serial 177.
Pilot unknown.
 
Ki-100-Ia
Unit: 3rd chutai, 18th sentai
Serial: unknown,Pilot unknown.
Kashiwa. Spring, 1945
 
The new machine was really a terror: during its first combat above Okinawa, a group of Ki-100 could destroy 14 Hellcat without losses. They were engaged later against the B-29 above Japan until the last days of the war.

This P-47C from 334 fighter group in Debden in 1942

P-47D-22 of the 360th FS piloted by Lt. Ed M. Niebinger, Aircraft named "Miss Ginny"
 
Place in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/P-47D-22 folder and Liberate Europe again!
 
Skin and Template by Baron von Blutwurst
 
Aircraft Profile by Nick King

359th FS P-47D-22 piloted by Capt. Garner W. "Jim" Engel". Aircraft nickname "Maid Marion"
 
Skin and Template by Baron von Blutwurst
 
Aircraft Profile by Nick King

350th FS P-47D-22 #42-74647 piloted by Lt. Col Wayne K. Blickenstaff. The artwork on the aircraft was the Colonel's own handy work which he named "Soubrette"
 
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Skin and Template by Baron von Blutwurst 2006

Lt. Chauncey Rowan's P-47D-22 of the 350th FS 42-76280 LH-D nicknamed "Jenny"
 
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NAKAJIMA B5N2. Capt. Matsuzaki./Com.Fuchita./Radio op.Norinobu. Was the original crew of AI-301 on AKAGI 1941.
Same aeroplane later and badly sripped,Carrier Akagi,Indian Sea 1942.