Nov 22, 2025
A6M2 Zero
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A6M2 Zero
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June 13, 1942, 11:15 - Naval Air Operations
44 Zero fighters (3rd Air Group) penetrated Darwin, engaged with more than 20 P-40s, and reported shooting down 10 (including 2 uncertain).
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A6M2 Zero fighter on the deck of the aircraft carrier Akagi at Hitokappu Bay, Kuriles, prior to departing for the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero
This Japanese A6M2-21 Zero is one of only three Zeros still flying today.
A6M2-21 c/n 3869, recovered from Babo airfield, Irian Jaya, Indonesia in 1991, P&W R-1830 motor. Restored to airworthy in Russia as an A6M3-22, flying as N6582L, later N712Z since 28 April 1998, code X-133 Registered to Liberty Aero, Santa Monica, operated by Southern CA Wing CAF and flying from their base at Camarillo.
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Lt. Asaeda Kuniomi posing by the cockpit of an early-production A6M2 Zero Model 21 (カ-103) of the Kasumigaura Ku. Note the unusual antiglare stripe on the upper part of the cowling and the IFF markings applied over the original overall gray paint scheme.
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A6M2 Zero over MT FUJI🇯🇵
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A6M2 Model 21s assigned to the Tsukuba Ku. The aircraft on the left has tail code “ツ-138,” while the aircraft number in white under the wing of the closer Zero (apparently “13x”) suggests its underside was finished in orange-yellow.
Photo: Tsukuba Kaigun Kokutai Memorial Museum
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