Nakajima B6N Tenzan 'JILL'

Soar into the heart of World War II aerial combat with the Nakajima B6N Tenzan, famously known as the 'JILL' by Allied forces. As the Imperial Japanese Navy's premier torpedo bomber, the B6N Tenzan was a force to be reckoned with from 1943 until the war's end. Designed to replace the older B5N, the B6N featured improved range, speed, and payload capabilities, making it a formidable adversary over the Pacific. Despite facing challenges such as engine reliability issues and the Allies' increasing air superiority, the B6N Tenzan participated in major battles, including the infamous Leyte Gulf. Its versatility allowed it to perform a variety of roles, from torpedo bombing to horizontal bombing, showcasing the adaptability and resilience of Japanese wartime engineering. Dive into history with the thrilling tale of the B6N Tenzan, a symbol of innovation amidst the adversity of war.