Nakajima KI-84 Frank 2 Notebook

The Nakajima KI-84, famously known as 'Frank' to Allied forces, was a formidable Japanese fighter aircraft that soared through the skies of World War II. Entering service in 1944, it quickly gained a reputation for its exceptional speed, agility, and firepower, making it one of the most feared aircraft of its time. Powered by a Nakajima Ha-45 engine, the KI-84 could reach speeds of up to 687 km/h (427 mph), outpacing many of its contemporaries. It was heavily armed with two 20 mm cannons and two 12.7 mm machine guns, allowing it to dominate aerial combat and ground attack missions. The KI-84 was a true warrior of the skies, serving in various key battles across the Pacific theater. Its advanced design and superior performance showcased Japanese aviation technology's peak during the war. Despite its late entry into the conflict, the KI-84 left an indelible mark on the history of aerial warfare, embodying the spirit and skill of the pilots who flew it.

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