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TECHNICIANS FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) LIFTING THE REAR FUSELAGE SECTION OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER AIRCRAFT ONTO A WORKSTAND AS THIS AIRCRAFT IS REBUILT IN THE UNIT'S FACILITY AT HANGAR 7. WITH HIS BACK TO THE CAMERA AND WITH BOTH HANDS SUPPORTING THE TAILPLANE IS SERGEANT JOHN D. MOLLETT. ALLIED CODE NAME FOR THIS AIRCRAFT IS OSCAR, ALTHOUGH IT WAS ALSO KNOWN A JIM IN THE CHINA-BURMA-INDIA THEATRE.
TECHNICIANS FROM THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) REPAIRING THE WINGS AND COCKPIT SECTION OF A JAPANESE NAKAJIMA KI-43II KIA ARMY TYPE 1 HAYABUSA FIGHTER AIRCRAFT IN THEIR FACILITY AT HANGAR
NAKAJIMA KI-43 ARMY TYPE 1 FIGHTER HAYABUSA AIRCRAFT REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) IN HANGAR 7 AT EAGLE FARM FLYING OVER BRISBANE. ALLIED CODE NAME FOR THIS AIRCRAFT IS OSCAR A
A NAKAJIMA KI-43 ARMY TYPE 1 FIGHTER HAYABUSA AIRCRAFT REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) IN HANGAR 7 AT EAGLE FARM. THIS AIRCRAFT HAS BEEN PAINTED IN TYPICAL JAPANESE FINISH FOR AI
A NAKAJIMA KI-43 ARMY TYPE 1 FIGHTER HAYABUSA AIRCRAFT REBUILT BY THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) IN HANGAR 7 AT EAGLE FARM. THIS AIRCRAFT HAS BEEN PAINTED IN TYPICAL JAPANESE FINISH FOR AI
CAPTAIN WILLIAM O. FARRIOR, UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE, THE FIRST TEST PILOT OF THE TECHNICAL AIR INTELLIGENCE UNIT (TAIU) RUNNING UP THE ENGINE OF AN OSCAR PRIOR TO THE AIRCRAFT'S FIRST FLIGHT. THI
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
