Nakajima Ki-27 - Revision history

Mig Eater at 11:10, 23 January 2015

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Mig Eater at 11:00, 31 May 2014

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Athena at 08:56, 31 May 2014

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−	In 1935 the Japanese Army ~~wanted to replace the Kawasaki Ki-10 and held~~ a competition between Nakajima, Mitsubishi, and Kawasaki ~~to design~~ a new ~~low-wing~~ fighter ~~plane. The plane also needed~~ to ~~have a better performance than~~ the ~~Mitsubishi~~ Ki-18. ~~Three prototypes were made and while the~~ Nakajima Ki-27 ~~wasn't getting top marks in all areas, the Japanese Army chose~~ it because of its ~~great turning capability~~. ~~It offically went into production in 1937~~ and ~~over 3300 were produced~~. ~~Not many survived~~ the war.	+	The Nakajima Ki-27 was one of Japan's first production monoplanes and was the airforce's primary fighter plane during the beginning of world war 2. In 1935 the Japanese Army started a competition between Nakajima, Mitsubishi and Kawasaki for a new fighter to replace the Kawasaki Ki-10 biplane. The Nakajima Ki-27 even though it was slower than the other planes won the competition because of its superior maneuverability. The Ki-27 was soon out classed by newer enemy aircraft and was soon relegated to training duties. However during the last year of the war the Japanese were using every plane that could fly and the Ki-27 was fitted with explosives and used in Kamikaze missions.

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