- It rushes to 4 th edition finally be [wing of Japan] of 1/144 workshop series!
- I've line up and Texan mentors which produced the many pilots from the early days of the Self-Defense Forces, the MU-2 was active as a domestic search and rescue aircraft for the first time this time.
- T-34A Mentor
primary trainer aircraft after World War II, used the United States Air Force, the U.S. Navy's T-34 Mentor. Has been developed based on the masterpiece commercial aircraft Beechcraft Bonanza's. In primary trainer aircraft that was first introduced in Japan, it was called by the pet name of [Hatsukaze]. Is used and the Air Self-Defense Force, the Ground Self-Defense Force, also a Maritime Self-Defense Force, I was used to training of pilot from July 1954 to January 1983.
Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 12th Flying Training Wing
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force air rescue group
· Ground Self-Defense Force northern direction Squadron
- T-6 Texan
Advanced training aircraft that was used in the British Commonwealth countries and the United States Army from 1930 to the 1960s is Texan. We were an active part of the operation helped to foster a number of pilot, of course, not only as a training aircraft, ground attack and coastal patrol, also for the purpose of reconnaissance, such as contact. Been provided to the Self-Defense Forces from 1955 in Japan, it was also used as an intermediate training aircraft.
· T-6G Air Self-Defense Force air rescue group
· SNJ-5 Maritime Self-Defense Force Kanoya Air Corps
· T-6F Air Self-Defense Force the second maneuver school
- MU-2S
MU-2S is a rescue search machine a converted multi-purpose small business machine Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. has developed in-house. I am equipped with a Doppler radar in the nose, it features to the left or right window of large bubble. And has saved the lives of many as the last bastion of rescue] a long time in combination with the rescue helicopter KV-107. Remodeling model advances to successor U-125 since the late 1990s, I was all aircraft retired one aircraft at the end of the search and rescue unit Hamamatsu October 2008 performs the flight.
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force Air Rescue Wing
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force Air Rescue Wing
· LR-1 Ground Self-Defense Force Aviation School Utsunomiya University
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