File:Akagi Zero Hitokappu.jpg
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English: A Mitsubishi A6M Kansen AI-156 Zero fighter aboard the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Akagi at Hitokappu Bay, Kuriles in November 1941 prior to departing for the attack on Pearl Harbor. Note the number 56 on the undercarriage fairing and lower engine cowling. The grid of black dots on the deck are, tie down points for securing the aircraft. |
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