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Hypothetical. Aircraft Profiles

Posted by admin in JAPANESE SECRET PROJECTS on November 9, 2015

In 1986, Ted Nomura self-published his comic Tigers of Terra: Families of Altered Wars under his Mind Visions label. In 2006, his work celebrated 20 years of alternative military history in visual form. Antarctic Press assumed the printing duties for Nomura’s comics, not only continuing Tigers of Terra but with spin-offs including the popular Luftwaffe: 1946, Kamikaze: 1946, and many others, to include several x-plane technical manuals. The latter publications were done with the assistance of Justo Miranda. Nomura’s profile artwork in this book come from his many comics and where available, the alternate history he has given them is provided.

Tachikawa Ki-229 as operated by the IJA. This was the Japanese version of the Horten Ho 229. Horten VII trainers were used by the IJA as the Ki-226.

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Nakajima Kitsuka (code named Linda), flown by an unidentified Tokkotai unit. Ted S. Nomura/ Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Kawasaki Ki-88 (code named Bonnie) as briefly operated by the IJA. Ted S. Nomura/Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Tachikawa Ki-94-I.

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Tachikawa Ki-162 (code named Jan), flown by the Fussa/Tachikawa IJA Test Squadron, November 14, 1945. Ted S. Nomura/Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Messerschmitt Me 262A-2 (code named Marsha) flown by the 58th Tokkbtai, December 1, 1945.

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Heinkel Неї 11 (code named Bess) with Fieseler Fi 103R-IV (code named Cindy) as operated by the 47th Tokkbtai, December 7, 1945. Ted S. Nomura/ Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Nakajima Ki-87 (code named Jeff) as flown by Major Saburo Kurusu, Fussa/Tachikawa IJA Test Squadron, November 14, 1945. Ted S. Nomura/ Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Rikugun Ki-93 (code named Dora) flown by Hauptmann Dora Oberlicht of J/KG 200, operating at the Fussa/ Tachikawa IJA Test Center, November 14, 1945. Ted S. Nomura/ Mind Visions and Antarctic Press

Tachikawa Ki-94-II (code named Ted) flown by Lieutenant Colonel Ichiro Mikasa, Fussa/Tachikawa IJA Test Squadron, November 14, 1945. Ted S.

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