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A DAMAGED AND ABANDONED JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O MODEL 32 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT NEAR THE BUNA AIRSTRIP. THIS AIRCRAFT BELONGED TO THE JAPANESE NAVY'S 2ND AIR GROUP (582) FIGHTER SQUADRON, RENAMED 1 NOVEMBER 1942 AIR GROUP 582. FUSELAGE MARKINGS INDICATE THAT THIS WAS A PRESENTATION AIRCRAFT FUNDED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION. ALLIED CODE NAMES FOR THIS AIRCRAFT TYPE WERE HAP, HAMP, AND ZEKE 32, ALTHOUGH THE MITSUBISHI TYPE A6M WAS UNIVERSALLY KNOW AS A ZERO.
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 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
THE WING AND COCKPIT SECTION OF A JAPANESE MITSUBISHI A6M3 NAVY TYPE O FIGHTER AIRCRAFT SITTING ON WORK STANDS WAITING TO BE WAITED WITH THE REAR FUSELAGE SECTION. THIS RE-CONSTRUCTION IS BEING UNDERT
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
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 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
