Kawasaki T-4 ‘Blue Impulse’ CVL

Kawasaki T-4 ‘Blue Impulse’ CVL1958At the aviation festival held at Hamamatsu North Air Base on October 19th The three F 86Fs made an acrobatic flight at the beginning of the current Blue Impulse. On April 16th, the Japan Air Self Defense Force established an aerial mobile research team at the 1st Air Wing of the Hamamatsu Air Base. A crubi flying team using the F 86F Saber was established under the name of Tenryu. This team with the F 86F later used the call sign impulse blue.

It was developed as a means to speed up airfield construction

To conduct services in field conditions

231 series heavy armored car

its last combat sortie being in 1971 with El Salvador

and its legendary status extends well beyond the limited number of 1

The MiG-29K differed from the MiG-29 production model

Maximum take-off weight: 22

the Independence boasts a one-piece hull with undercuts and no gaps to fill

●Bottom surface of the fuselage

★Parts to depict the engine intake and exhaust grilles

The Su-85 AFVs were successfully used in large numbers from September 1943 and until the end of World War II

the ‘JA11-5‘ is the final type of the ‘JA11‘ model