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AIRFRAME MECHANIC SERGEANT ED BEAUDRY, UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE (USAAF), A TECHNICIAN FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) REPAIRING THE SKIN AROUND THE TAIL FIN OF A CAPTURED JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER THAT IS BEING REBUILT IN THE UNITS FACILITIES AT HANGAR 7. ALLIED CODE NAMES FOR THIS AIRCRAFT TYPE WERE HAP, HAMP, AND ZEKE 32, ALTHOUGH THE MITSUBISHI TYPE A6M WAS UNIVERSALLY KNOW AS A ZERO.
A TECHNICIAN FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) REPAIRING THE SKIN AROUND THE REAR OF THE COCKPIT OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M TYPE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT IN THE UNIT'S FACILITY AT HANGAR 7. AL
A TECHNICIAN FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) WORKING ON THE FIREWALL OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER AIRCRAFT AS THIS AIRCRAFT IS BEING REBUILT IN THE UNIT'S FACILITI
TECHNICIANS FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) REPAIRING THE WING AND COCKPIT SECTION OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER AIRCRAFT IN THEIR FACILITY AT HANGAR 7. ALLIED CODE
A MITSUBISHI A6M3, NAVY TYPE O MODEL 32 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) OUTSIDE THE UNIT'S HANGAR. ALLIED CODE NAMES FOR THIS AIRCRAFT TYPE WERE HAP, HAMP AND ZE
A CLOSE UP OF THE COCKPIT SECTION OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER AIRCRAFT THAT IS BEING REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) IN THEIR FACILITY AT HANGAR 7. ALLIED C
A MITSUBISHI A6M3, NAVY TYPE O MODEL 32 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT OUTSIDE HANGAR 7. THIS AIRCRAFT IS PROBABLY THE FIRST HAMP REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) IN HANGAR 7 AT EAGLE FARM. ALL
