ICM 1/48 Japanese Pilots and Ground Personnel WWII # 48053

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The aviation of Imperial Japan during World War II were organizationally part of the ground forces and navy.

In 1940, the army’s aviation units numbered 36 fighter, 50 bomber, and 29 reconnaissance squadrons, and their personnel numbered 33,000 officers and lower ranks.

The functions of army aviation included providing support for ground units and combating enemy aircraft.

Structurally, it consisted of five air armies, each with a specific combat area. For better coordination between the Army and Air Force, at each of the theaters of operations, the air units were subordinated to the respective ground command.

The uniform of Japanese Air Force personnel mirrored that of the army, with certain elements of clothing in blue.

The special flight uniforms for Japanese pilots were divided into summer and winter attire, with military rank insignias worn on the sleeves or chest.

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During World War II, Japanese pilots and ground personnel played pivotal roles in Japan's military efforts, demonstrating skill, dedication, and sacrifice.

Japanese pilots, renowned for their proficiency and courage, operated a wide array of aircraft, including the iconic Mitsubishi A6M Zero.

These aviators engaged in aerial combat, reconnaissance missions, and strategic bombing raids across the Pacific theater, showcasing remarkable agility and tenacity in battle.

Meanwhile, ground personnel provided crucial support to Japan's air forces, maintaining aircraft, refueling operations, and managing logistics.

Their tireless efforts ensured that Japanese pilots had the resources and infrastructure necessary to carry out their missions effectively.

Ground crews faced significant challenges, often working under harsh conditions and enemy fire, yet their commitment to their duties remained unwavering.

Together, Japanese pilots and ground personnel formed a cohesive and determined force, embodying the spirit of the Japanese military during the war.

Despite facing formidable adversaries and enduring tremendous hardships, their dedication to their country and their comrades remained steadfast.

Their contributions, both in the air and on the ground, are remembered and honored as part of Japan's wartime legacy.

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SKU	ICM48053
Manufacturer	ICM
Scale	1/48
EAN	4823044410620
Short Description	The aviation of Imperial Japan during World War II were organizationally part of the ground forces and navy. In 1940, the army’s aviation units numbered 36 fighter, 50 bomber, and 29 reconnaissance squadrons, and their personnel numbered 33,000 officers and lower ranks. The functions of army aviation included providing support for ground units and combating enemy aircraft. Structurally, it consisted of five air armies, each with a specific combat area. For better coordination between the Army and Air Force, at each of the theaters of operations, the air units were subordinated to the respective ground command. The uniform of Japanese Air Force personnel mirrored that of the army, with certain elements of clothing in blue. The special flight uniforms for Japanese pilots were divided into summer and winter attire, with military rank insignias worn on the sleeves or chest.

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