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How agile were the Japanese A6M Zero's during WWII? - Quora
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How many Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter aircraft did Japan have? - Quora
Why did the Japanese Navy not modify the Zero (Mitsubishi A6M) to keep up with the American fighters? - Quora
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Japanese Combat Aircraft of WWII
When did the Zero fighters change their colors from white to green in World War II? - Quora
As modifications were made to the A6M Zero, how much did it reduce the aircraft's range? - Quora
Is it true that the Japanese Zero was a copy of a Howard Hughes race If so why didn't we just build more of his design to counter the Zero? - Quora
Hypothetical question, battle of the Philippine Sea 19/20 June 1944, the Japanese pilots are the 1942 combat vets flying the new aircraft. What happens US victory, US victory but ship & heavier
What other aircraft were available to replace the A6M 'Zero' in service with Japan during World War II? - Quora
War Thunder - Yesterday, 74 years ago, the A7M took to the skies for its maiden flight. Reppu's main construction objective was to achieve superior performance over the A6M #Zero. Due to
The Pacific War Online Encyclopedia: A6M "Zero", Japanese Carrier Fighter
Mitsubishi A6M Zero "Zeke"
What were the improvements of the A7M 'Reppu' over its predecessor A6M 'Zero' and how would it fare against the F4U and F6F fighters? - Quora
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What was the difference between green and white Mitsubishi A6M? - Quora
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What other aircraft were available to replace the A6M 'Zero' in service with Japan during World War II? - Quora
Mitsubishi A6M Zero "Zeke"
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Mitsubishi A7M Reppu (Hurricane)
Japanese Combat Aircraft of WWII
