Mitsubishi KI-67 'Peggy' Notebook

Dive into the thrilling history of the Mitsubishi KI-67, famously known as 'Peggy' by Allied forces during World War II. This medium bomber was a workhorse for the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service from its introduction in 1942 until the end of the war in 1945. Boasting a crew of up to 7, the KI-67 was renowned for its exceptional speed, range, and versatility, participating in a variety of missions from bombing raids to torpedo attacks. Its robust design allowed it to operate in diverse environments, from the freezing temperatures of Manchuria to the tropical climates of the Pacific Islands. Despite facing formidable opponents, 'Peggy' left an indelible mark on the aerial battles of the Pacific Theater, showcasing the technological prowess and fighting spirit of Japan during the era.

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