Hi everyone,
I recently finished reading "Eagles of Mitsubishi" by Jiro Horikoshi.
Quite a well-written and informative book in my opinion!
Some observations:
- Horikoshi gives an overview over the requirements of the specifications for the 12-shi fighter. While he states that there were...
I am deeply appreciated of the beautiful appearance of domestic twin tailed Mitsubishi FS-X fighter jet (which in turn being replaced by the American design single engine F-16 variant which is now known as F-2 Viper Zero), so I am curious how many other unbuilt cold war era Japanese military...
Hi everyone,
I have uncovered a few documents on the development of the Mtsubishi ZF and ZG series engines. The 10ZF was used on the Type 74 tank, the 6ZF on the Type 75 SPH and the 4ZF on Type 73 APC and derivatives. The 8ZG mentionned in the related document is a predecessor to the 10ZG...
This was a program, possibly inspired by the B-1C and related proposals, to procure a number of P-3C based variants equipped with the AWG-9 Radar and the Phoenix missile (likely the AIM-54C ECCM/Sealed version), for the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force. The program began as a TRDI program in...
1980s
air defence
airborne early warning
cold war
hughes aircraft company
hughes missile systems group
interceptor
interceptors
japan
japan defense agency
japan maritime self-defense force
jsdf
kawasaki
kawasaki heavy industries
mitsubishimitsubishi heavy industries
strategic defence
trdi
Japanese technologists are committed to including a pilot in their proposed i3 sixth-generation fighter, regarding the need for onboard decision-making as indispensable in a combat aircraft for at least the next three decades. Among the range of technologies intended for pre-development for the...
Model of Lockheed Martin/Mitsubishi F-2 Super Kai proposal circa 2005.
Sources:
http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-3264.html
http://www.zonamilitar.com.ar/foros/tecnologia-y-armamento-aereo/1019-mitsubishi-f-2-super-kai.html
...According to comments from someone on another forum, the Jap Zero's main weakness was that its fuel tanks were not "self-sealing", and that once hit they leaked profusely. Was this actually the case, and can anyone provide info on just exactly how the self-sealing tanks on Allied planes...
commonwealth of australia
empire of japan
fighter
fighters
imperial japanese navy
ministry of the navy (japan)
mitsubishi
pacific ocean theater
self-sealing fuel tanks
world war ii
Hi all,
also Mitsubishi has projected a new regional jet in two versions MRJ.70 with 70 seats and the MRJ.90 with 96 seats.
( Source: FliegerRevue )
Servus Maveric
2010s
civil aviation
early 2020s
japan
japan airlines
late 2000s
mitac
mitsubishimitsubishi aircraft corporation
mitsubishi heavy industries
mitsubishi spacejet
msj asset management company
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