Tachikawa Ki-9 wrecked in Korean War.jpg
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| Description | A wrecked Tachikawa Ki-9 on a railroad cart at Kimpo, Korea, in 1953. After day raids became too costly, North Korea resorted to dropping grenades and small bombs from old biplanes at night, called "Bedcheck Charlie" by UN troops. The downed plane in this case was a Japanese Tachikawa Ki-9 left over from World War II. |
| Date | 1953 |
| Source | National Museum of the U.S. Air Force photo 100604-F-1234S-124 |
| Author | USAF |
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