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Crash Site A6M5 Model 52ko Zero 4685 "43-188"
A6M5 Model 52ko Zero 4685 "43-188" was ditched on 19 June 1944, mortally wounding its pilot. The wreckage was salvaged in 1962-64 and shipped to Japan.
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- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: U.S. Air Force
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