- (Commander
Mitsuo Fuchida) 1st
Chutai: 5 × B5N2 "Kate" (Commander Fuchida) 2nd
Chutai: 5 × B5N (Lieutenant Goro Iwasaki) 3rd
Chutai: 5 × B5N (Lieutenant Izumi...
- (航空大隊, Kōkū Daitai), with each
battalion consisting of two
squadrons (中隊,
Chutai) with nine
aircraft each, plus
three reserve aircraft and
three earmarked...
-
volunteers from the
three Chutai (squadrons) of the 244th: the 1st
Chutai "Soyokaze", 2nd
Chutai "Toppu", and the 3rd
Chutai known as "Mikazuki". First...
- 9
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 10
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 84
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 102
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 1 Hikō Sentai...
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squadrons (
chūtai). In the IJAAS, two or more
Sentai comprised a hikōdan (air brigade). In the
later stages of
World War II, the
IJAAS abolished chūtai and divided...
- Army Air
Force No. 25
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 71
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 84
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 4 Hikō
Sentai IJAAF No. 5 Hikō...
- Ito of the 64th
Sentai which states: “He
later transferred to the 3rd
Chutai, and was to
claim eight victories,
including a B-24 over
Rangoon on 26 October...
-
Dokuritsu Hiko
Chutai IJAAF No. 248 Hikō
Sentai IJAAF No. 2
Dokuritsu Hikō
Daitai IJAAF No. 9
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No. 25
Dokuritsu Hikō
Chutai IJAAF No...
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operations when nine
aircraft were
received by an
experimental unit, 47th
Chutai "Kawasemi Buntai" ("Kingfisher Flight, 47th Squadron"),
commanded by Major...
- Kōkūtai's 1st
Chûtai, led by the
group CO,
Lieutenant Commander Takuzo Ito. With the
majority of
fighters chasing the
remains of the 2nd
Chûtai, only two...
