...veral elements from their previous designs - The Ki-44 Shoki and the Ki-43 Hayabusa - and took pilot complaints from said aircraft and worked on addressing the
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...d, with Japanese army fighters involved, such as the Nakajima Ki-43 Type 1 Hayabusa, the Nakajima Ki-44 Type 2 Shoki, and the Kawasaki Ki-61 Type 3 Hien protot
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** [[Ki-43-II]] – Army Type 1 Model 2 Fighter
* '''[[Ki-43 (Family)|Ki-43]]''' – ''Hayabusa'' (隼, Peregrine falcon)
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* ▅ - ''Hayabusa'' (隼, Peregrine Falcon)
|title = Ki-43-II
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* Ki-43 II Hayabusa - completely corrected according to datasheets
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...have been loaded with up to 6 or 8 pairs on the [[Ki-43 (Family)|Ki-43]] "Hayabusa" and [[Ki-84 (Family)|Ki-84]] however such documents proving the historical
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...ere. You have newer Zeroes and Ki-61s, the [[Ki-43-III otsu|Ki-43-III otsu Hayabusa]] (the last and most powerful variant of said plane), and the [[A7M2]] for
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...o (加藤建夫), the commander of 64th Air Squadron (later nicknamed Kato Hayabusa Squadron 加藤隼戦闘隊) later on 22nd May. Three years later, by the t
...to having a Japanese pilot and Wang Jingwei Regime officers who also flew Hayabusa before, the Northeastern Aviation School now has trainer aircrafts to train
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...Tojo) traces back to Nakajima's other infamous IJAAS aircraft; The Ki-43 ''Hayabusa''. Soon after the design of the Ki-43, Nakajima received orders from the Im
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