A6M Zero Japanese NavyA6M Zero airplane model. Any discussion about World War II would be incomplete without mentioning the A6M Zero fighter. It was the primary fighter plane operated by the Japanese Naval Forces throughout World War II. It was flown from aircraft carriers and gained great success until its weaknesses were identified and overcome. It lacked armor and protection for its fuel tanks. Although it was improved during the course of the war, it never surpassed

it was used also for shipboard operations

single-slotted high-lift flaps extend from the inboard end of the ailerons to the sides of the fuselage

By the late 1960s

and the restricted view was a serious problem

It used the call sign

F-4G's were E models modified with sophisticated electronic warfare equipment in place of the internally mounted 20mm gun

The blue sky represents the area of operations

the E-2C can also be used for missions such as air traffic control

Capturing the essence of a world war one fighter aircraft

but nevertheless one pilot

California

The remaining two C-32As arrived in November and December