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* Aichi [[B7A2|B7A]] {{AirManufacturer Douglas}}

* Aichi [[B7A2|B7A]] {{AirManufacturer Douglas}}

...the older D1A biplane and was influenced by the German Heinkel He 70. The Aichi D3A1 was accurate and reliable. It sank more Allied ships than any other Ax ...y having a civilian model of the Heinkel He 70 for evaluation and testing, Aichi decided to use the plane as a template, while Nakajima based theirs on thei

...tation|彗星一二型|Comet, Model 12}})''', upgrades the engine from the Aichi Atsuta 21 to an improved Atsuta 31 which was easier to maintain and offered The D4Y2 was a carrier based dive bomber. It sported a 1,400 hp "Aichi AE1P Atsuta 32" engine. The D4Y2 would see 7 variants, and was the most wid

...pment lacking behind, the chosen high-output engine for the Suisei was the Aichi Atsuta 21 engine, a license-produced DB 601 found on the [[Bf 109 (Family)] The D4Y1 was a carrier based dive bomber, powered by a 1,200 hp "Aichi AE1A Atsuta V12" engine. The D4Y1 was modeled after the German He 118 with

...'''{{Specs|name}}''' was a carrier-borne torpedo-dive bomber developed by Aichi for the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service during the Second World War. It While these innovations by Aichi resulted in a somewhat heavier and bulkier aircraft, the engine configurati

...ess, work on the R2Y1 continued, however, it proved troublesome due to the Aichi powerplant. Issues with the R2Y1 airframe, its powerplant and interference {{AirManufacturer Yokosuka}}

...ess, work on the R2Y1 continued, however, it proved troublesome due to the Aichi powerplant. Issues with the R2Y1 airframe, its powerplant and interference {{AirManufacturer Yokosuka}}

...ess, work on the R2Y1 continued, however, it proved troublesome due to the Aichi powerplant. By April 1945 the first prototype of the Keiun was ready for in {{AirManufacturer Yokosuka}}

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...nd engine composed of two 1,700 hp 12-cylinder liquid-cooled inverted V-12 Aichi Atsuta aircraft engines driving a single six-blade propeller. {{AirManufacturer Yokosuka}}

...[B5N2|Type 97 carrier-based attack bomber (B5N)]] used in recon-role and [[Aichi E13A1|Type 0 Reconnaissance Seaplane (E13A)]]. With the vision of modifying {{AirManufacturer Yokosuka}}

* Aichi [[D3A1|D3A]] {{AirManufacturer Saab}}

* Aichi [[D3A1|D3A]] {{AirManufacturer Saab}}

{{AirManufacturer Aichi}}

** [[F1M2]] - <small>([[Template:AirManufacturer Mitsubishi|Mitsubishi]] Type 0 Observation Seaplane Model 11)</small> ** [[A6M2 mod. 11]] - <small>([[Template:AirManufacturer Mitsubishi|Mitsubishi]] Type 0 Carrier Fighter Model 11)</small>

{{AirManufacturer Aichi}}