High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! By 1926, the Imperial Japanese Navy's Mitsubishi 1MF fighters (also known as Type 10 Carrier Fighters) were in need of replacement and so it asked three of the leading Japanese aircraft manufacturers, Nakajima, Mitsubishi and Aichi for proposals for a new carrier based fighter. Nakajima purchased from the British company Gloster Aircraft a license for production of their Gloster Gambet, a private venture by the company for a carrie-based derivative of...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! By 1926, the Imperial Japanese Navy's Mitsubishi 1MF fighters (also known as Type 10 Carrier Fighters) were in need of replacement and so it asked three of the leading Japanese aircraft manufacturers, Nakajima, Mitsubishi and Aichi for proposals for a new carrier based fighter. Nakajima purchased from the British company Gloster Aircraft a license for production of their Gloster Gambet, a private venture by the company for a carrie-based derivative of the Gloster Gamecock. The first prototype Gambet was built by Gloster and flew on 12 December 1927.
Данное издание не является оригинальным. Книга печатается по технологии принт-он-деманд после получения заказа.
Оставить комментарий