Mitsubishi A6M Zero

1939 fighter aircraft family by Mitsubishi; primary fighter of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. 
A6M Reisen, A6M Zero, Mitsubishi Carrier Fighter Design 6, Mitsubishi Navy 12-shi Carrier Fighter, Navy Type 0 Carrier Fighter, Reisen, Type 0, Zeke, Zero

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1940 — 1945 aircraft family, Imperial Japanese Naval Air Service, Imperial Japanese Navy, Japan, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, 

• Freebase entry^@
• Flying Legends^@
• Japanese Naval Aces and Fighter Units in World War II^@
  

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  A6M1 Zero
  
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  A6M2 Zero
  
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  A6M3 Zero
  
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  A6M5 Zero
  
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  A6M6 Model 53 Zero
  
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  A6M7 Model 63 Zero
  
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  A6M8 Model 64 Zero
  
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  Akutan Zero
  

A6M2 Zero – carrier-capable fighter monoplane with 1 engine – Imperial Japanese Navy – military monoplane with 1 tractor-piston-propeller engine – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries – 

Frameless

20mmvs7mm

A6M Zeros over Malaya

A6M kamikaze attacking c1945

Abe Akagi

Admiral Yamamoto on Guadalcanal Saluting a Japanese Plane

Bomber aircraft Japan Taiwan 04

Built by Mitsubishi on June 30, 1942. At the factory, painted overall gray with a black cowling. Delivered to the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) as Type 0 / A6M3 Model 32 Zero Manufacture Number 3030.

HendersonMarineWildcatWatercolor2

Japanese Zeke fighters on Aslito Airfield, Saipan, after its capture by U.S. troops.

Japanese "Zeke" (type O.MK.IF) leaves flaming trail over Palau.

Kamikaze about to crash into USS Kidd (DD-661) off Okinawa, Japan, on 11 April 1945 (NH 75767)

Marking a Zero of Its Kills

Mitsubishi A6M

Mitsubishi A6M3 3-view

Model 21 Zero fighter of the 3rd Air Group at Rabaul

New Georgia USMC Photo No. 1-19 (21658019195)

P.O. G Morse ( Spitfire ZP-D) 10 May 1943 Millingimbi raid no.2

Serieal 0145, Enclosure B: Photograph of Nameplate from Attacking Plane (Japanese plane attack on SS Alexander Majors)

SolomonsZero

These-Jap Zeros Also Attack Our Boys

Type zero fighter of hierarchy-en

• Informational Intelligence Summary No. 85 (Wikimedia)
• Berita Film di Djawa no. 18 (Wikimedia)
• Nampo hodo (7); Japanese propaganda film (Wikimedia)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Flying Legends@			Wikidata
link		Japanese Naval Aces and Fighter Units in World War II@			Wikidata
aircraft		A6M1 Zero	aircraft model, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M2 Zero	aircraft family, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M3 Zero	aircraft family, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M5 Zero	aircraft model, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M6 Model 53 Zero	aircraft model, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M7 Model 63 Zero	aircraft model, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		A6M8 Model 64 Zero	aircraft model, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
aircraft		Akutan Zero	captured aircraft, Mitsubishi A6M Zero		Wikidata
document		Informational Intelligence Summary No. 85			Wikimedia
image		20mmvs7mm			Wikimedia
image		A6M Zeros over Malaya			Wikimedia
image		A6M kamikaze attacking c1945			Wikimedia
image		Abe Akagi			Wikimedia
image		Admiral Yamamoto on Guadalcanal Saluting a Japanese Plane			Wikimedia
image		Bomber aircraft Japan Taiwan 04			Wikimedia
image		Built by Mitsubishi on June 30, 1942. At the factory, painted overall gray with a black cowling. Delivered to the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) as Type 0 / A6M3 Model 32 Zero Manufacture Number 3030.			Wikimedia
image		HendersonMarineWildcatWatercolor2			Wikimedia
image		Japanese Zeke fighters on Aslito Airfield, Saipan, after its capture by U.S. troops.			Wikimedia
image		Japanese "Zeke" (type O.MK.IF) leaves flaming trail over Palau.			Wikimedia
image		Kamikaze about to crash into USS Kidd (DD-661) off Okinawa, Japan, on 11 April 1945 (NH 75767)			Wikimedia
image	1942	Marking a Zero of Its Kills			Wikimedia
image		Mitsubishi A6M			Wikimedia
image	1943	Mitsubishi A6M3 3-view			Wikimedia
image		Model 21 Zero fighter of the 3rd Air Group at Rabaul			Wikimedia
image	1943	New Georgia USMC Photo No. 1-19 (21658019195)			Wikimedia
image	1943	P.O. G Morse ( Spitfire ZP-D) 10 May 1943 Millingimbi raid no.2			Wikimedia
image		Serieal 0145, Enclosure B: Photograph of Nameplate from Attacking Plane (Japanese plane attack on SS Alexander Majors)			Wikimedia
image		SolomonsZero			Wikimedia
image		These-Jap Zeros Also Attack Our Boys			Wikimedia
image		Type zero fighter of hierarchy-en			Wikimedia
video		Berita Film di Djawa no. 18			Wikimedia
video		Nampo hodo (7); Japanese propaganda film			Wikimedia

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