* [[Type 93]]
...kg in TNT-eq. Bulges of heavy cruisers protect against torpedoes up to 250 kg in TNT-eq. If the anti-torpedo bulge is destroyed/breached, any further tor
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...e Nakajima Mamoru 11 engine and could carry up to 800 kg of bombs or 1,800 kg of torpedoes. It had a top speed of 481 km/h and a range of over 3,000 km.
...rable to attacks coming from below, but with the machine guns only being [[Type 92 (7.7 mm)]] LMGs, they do not cause any significant damage and are effect
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...g)|Number 80 Mod. 1 (800 kg)|Type 91 Model 2 (835 kg)|Type 91 Model 3 (850 kg)}}
* 6 x 60 kg Navy Type 97 Number 6 bombs (360 kg total)
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...guns, derived from the MG 131 and MG 15 respectively. It also had an H-6 (Type 3 Ku 6 Mod.4) air-to-surface naval Yagi-antenna radar mounted on the wing l
...either a single large bomb/torpedo, 2 x 250 kg bombs, or a rack of 6 x 60 kg. The enhanced rear firepower can be used to lure in unsuspecting fighters t
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Type 97 (Disambiguation)}}
Japanese Imperial Year 2597 (1937), '''Type 97''' may refer to:
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...ch wing and 4 rocket racks underneath, and on top of that, the last [[Type 97 (7.7 mm)]] was removed. Next to armament changes, it also increases the sur
{{main|Type 99 Model 2 (20 mm)|Type 3 (13.2 mm)}}
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{{main|Type 99 Model 2 (20 mm)|Type 3 (13.2 mm)}}
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...ounted 60 kg bombs next to its bomb bay that can load two 250 kg or six 60 kg. The main playstyle of the B7A2 is more like an unarmoured attacker, using
{{main|Type 99 Model 2 (20 mm)}}
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