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Labuan Island, Borneo. 1945. Side view of a Japanese Tachikawa KI-54 Army Type 1 twin engined transport aircraft, allied code name `Hickory' on the airfield. (Donor F. Cassidy)
All-metal fuselage remains of a Tachikawa Ki-54c 'Hickory' light transport, training and general purpose aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force. The wings, engines and left hand side crew e
LABUAN ISLAND, NORTH BORNEO. 1945-09-10. THE JAPANESE AIRCRAFT, A TACHIKAWA KI-54C ARMY TYPE 1 ADVANCED TRAINER, OPERATIONS TRAINER AND TRANSPORT, ALLIED CODE NAME HICKORY, WHICH BROUGHT THE JAPANESE
LABUAN ISLAND, NORTH BORNEO. 1945-09-10. RAAF SERVICE POLICE AND AIF PROVOSTS HAD DIFFICULTY IN KEEPING THE DENSE CROWD OF SPECTATORS BACK FROM THE JAPANESE AIRCRAFT, A TACHIKAWA KI-54C, ARMY TYPE 1 A
LABUAN ISLAND. 1945-09-10. ONE OF THE JAPANESE AIRCRAFT WHICH BROUGHT LIEUTENANT GENERAL BABA AND PARTY TO THE ISLAND TO SURRENDER THE JAPANESE 37TH ARMY TO MAJOR GENERAL G. F. WOOTTEN, GENERAL OFFICE
Two Japanese aircraft at Labuan Airstrip. The Mitsubishi Ki.21 heavy bomber aircraft (Allied code name 'Sally') (left) has been painted white with a green surrender cross, and was used to transport Ja
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
Side view of a camouflaged Japanese Tachikawa Ki-54c transport aircraft, known to the Allies as a "Hickory", parked on the airfield. This aircraft displayed the agreed surrender markings of a large cr
