The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified Australians inspecting a wrecked Japanese Army Kawasaki Ki-45 Kai (Nick) twin engined fighter bomber aircraft, which has been destroyed on the ground by allied aircraft. Note the nose mounted cannon and the 'D' shaped magazine fitted on top of it.
JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI KI-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH
JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH
JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH
JAPANESE TWIN-ENGINED HEAVY FIGHTER, GROUND ATTACK AND NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT KAWASAKI K1-45 "TORYU (DRAGON KILLER)" ALLIED CODE NAME "NICK" SHOWN IN AMERICAN MARKINGS. AFTER CAPTURE, RESTORED BY TECH
BUT AREA, DAGUA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-04. BEHIND A BROKEN JAPANESE KAWASAKI KI-48, ARMY TYPE 99 TWIN-ENGINED LIGHT BOMBER AIRCRAFT, ALLIED CODE NAME LILY, ARE SOME OF THE 102 WRECKED JAPANES
BUT AREA, DAGUA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-04. A CORNER OF THE DAGUA AIRFIELD, NEAR WEWAK, AFTER IT HAD BEEN CAPTURED BY THE AUSTRALIANS ON 1945-03-21. IN THE FOREGROUND IS A JAPANESE BROKEN KAWA
