The Mitsubishi A6M "Zero" is a long-range carrier-capable fighter aircraft formerly manufactured by Mitsubishi Aircraft Company, a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.It was operated by the …

The Museum’s A6M5 Zero was license-built by the Nakajima Aircraft Company in Oizumi, Gunma, Japan in May 1943. It entered service in July 1943 with the 261st Kokutai (Air Group), where it …

2023年11月28日 · The A6M5 Zero Model 52 on display in the National Air and Space Museum came from a group of 12 A6M5 aircraft from the 261st Kokutai recovered at Aslito Field on …

A6M5-K (Navy Type 0 Trainer-Fighter Model 22) engine: 1x Nakajima Sakae 21 engine w/two-stage supercharger [1,130hp at take-off, 1,100hp at 9,350ft, 980hp at 19,685ft] w/ 3-bladed …

A6M5 Model 52 Zero The first A6M5 flew in August of 1943. In spite of an increase in all-up weight of 440 pounds, the A6M5 was faster than the A6M3 Model 32, and could reach a …

1 A6M Zero Mitsubishi A6M Japanese A6M5 Type 0 Model 52 Type Fighter Manufacturer Mitsubishi Designed by Jiro Horikoshi Maiden flight 1 April 1939 Introduction July 1940 Retired …

The A6M5 (Type 0 carrier fighter Model 52) of 1943-1944 probably represents the design peak of the Zero fighter. In response to the continually improving performance of the latest Allied …

Powerplant A6M5: One Nakajima NK1C Sakae 12, fourteen cyl., air-cooled, radial engine rated at 940 hp for takeoff and 950 hp @ 13,780 ft (4,200 m), driving a three-blade metal propeller. …

The A6M5 Zero Model 52 on display in the National Air and Space Museum came from a group of Japanese aircraft captured on Saipan Island in April 1944. A6M2-2-N Zero "Zeke" Floatplane. …

Nakajima-built A6M5 model 52 Zero, s/n 1303 [61-121] belonging to the 261 kokutai, is a well known and documented survivor from the hord captured on Saipan. It was the 303rd Nakajima …