N1K1-J - A Match for the Hellcat?

The Kawanishi N1K1-J Shiden was a single-engine fighter that entered service in the closing stages of World War Two. It became one of Japan's most successful land-based fighters despite its unlikely origins. Facing overwhelming odds, it didn't get the recognition it perhaps deserved.

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00:04 History
05:55 Head to Head
10:39 Conclusion

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History:
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Head to Head:
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Conclusion:
Imperial Forces by Aaron Kenny | Youtube Audio Library



Sources

J2M Raiden and N1K1/2 Shiden/Shiden-Kai Aces - Yasuho Izawa and Tony Holmes

Hellcat vs Shiden/Shiden-Kai - Pacific Theater 1944-45 - Tony Holmes

Japan 1944-45 - LeMay's B-29 Strategic Bombing Campaing - Mark Lardas

For the comparison:

Flying Guns World War II - Anthony G. Williams & Dr Emmanuel Gustin

Fighter Aircraft Performance of WW2 - A Comparative Study - Erik Pilawskii

TAIC 107 A1 report : Kawanishi N1K1-J

Kawanishi Kyofu, Shiden and Shiden Kai Variants - Aircraft in Profile 213 - René J. Francillion

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