Chinese Aircraft of WW2

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Hawk-II

an old airplane with the number 16 on it's wing is laying in the grass

Hawk-II

an old airplane sitting on top of a dirt field

ROCAF Vultee V-12D

an old style green airplane is flying in the sky with blue and white stripes on it's wings

1st AFAMF XP-1 — China's Wartime Swept Wing Fighter - Sino Records

an old photo of a fighter plane with the caption p - 1 on it

an old model airplane on a white surface with the number 707 painted on it

Italian airplanes in china, China Aviation in the War

Italian airplanes in china

a drawing of an air force jet with blue stripes on it's wings and nose

an old black and white photo of two airplanes on the ground with people standing around them

Republic P-43 Lancer

three different types of fighter jets are shown in this diagram from the early 20th century

Nakajima Ki-84-I (Frank)

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Pre-WWII Boeing 247 (D to Y armed conversion) China 1937 to 1939

Boeing converted two of their Model 247D passenger liner to prototype armed bombers. One was sold to Chinese warlord Chang Hsueh-liang in 1937. After his capture, the plane became part of the Chinese Nationalist Air Force until it crashed in Indochina in 1939.

an old black and white photo of a man in pilot's gear

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This is a photo portrait of Second Lieutenant Arthur Wong Jr. a Chinese-American aviator from Oakland, California. Wong was a member of the 359th Fighter Group of the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF). The USAAF were the military aviation arm of the Us Army during and immediately after World War II. Roughly 25 % of all Chinese-American soldiers during World War II served with the Army Air Forces. 1/11/1945

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