The A6M3 Model 32 Zero was resurrected by combining the damaged remains of two aircraft found at Taroa island in the Marshall ...

Hirano guided his damaged Zero toward a street in Fort Kamehameha ... Identification of Japanese Aircraft, Lieutenant Olson correctly matched the airframe to the specification for a "Fighter ...

A Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero, the first Model 32 variant to fly since 1945, has successfully completed its first flight after an extensive restoration.

Despite original landing gear, cockpit, and most instruments ... And the Canadian version of the AT-6, the Harvard Mark IV, which Japanese Zero Airshows cast as an A6M2-21 Zero right down to ...

But the Zero, in the war's last stages put to ... Yushukan Museum at the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo. Near the aircraft a video shows Japanese troops dragging Zeros off a runway into a field next ...

The Zero's tail, still displaying carrier "Akagi ... the July 1941 edition of Military Intelligence: Identification of Japanese Aircraft, Lieutenant Olson correctly matched the airframe to ...