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The Last Flyable WWII Japanese Zero With Its Original Engine
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The Last Flyable WWII Japanese Zero With Its Original Engine
At the Planes of Fame Museum in Chino, California, aviation enthusiasts can witness a piece of history take to the skies. The museum’s 1943 A6M5 Zero is the only operational WWII Japanese aircraft flying today with its original Mitsubishi Sakae 31 radial engine! YouTube / octane130 After being captured by U.S. Marines on Saipan in June 1944, the aircraft was shipped to Patuxent River, Maryland, for evaluation, logging roughly 190 flight hours, i…
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