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« Reply #20 on: 1 March 2009, 15:09:00 »
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do you have 'war'pictures of those?
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« Reply #21 on: 1 March 2009, 16:58:48 »
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Not many, there are a total of maybe 5 pics Ki 1 and Ki 2 on the net. There are, though, pics of war sorties (against the Chinese 1937-38) in several books whos titles I not have present off my head.

Here the pics I have seen on the net (all more or less Chinese war):









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« Reply #22 on: 1 March 2009, 22:14:47 »
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thanks for everyone's help.  (Koen, I cannot modify the OP to change the title to the correct info so far.)  I'm hoping to hear from my London friend who translates for me on Monday; will let you know, as he may be able to tell us if this is indeed the one in Japanese service.
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« Reply #24 on: 2 March 2009, 20:57:54 »
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Thanks, Koen.

My Japanese friend in London says the caption translates to: "Ai koku dai ichi Go Ki no zen tan", or "Patriot No. 1 "Go Ki" of front side." [or maybe "patriot No.1, nose of Go Ki"]   Go Ki he says is probably the make, which could be the 'Ki1' mentioned above.
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« Reply #25 on: 2 March 2009, 23:09:44 »
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"go" = "5" in Japanese, IIRC. "ichi" would be the "1"...

 I learned "ichi, ni, san, si/yon, go, roku, si-chi/nana, ha-chi, kyu, jyu", sorry I did not learn much more japanese (a little more, but it wont help in this context).

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« Reply #26 on: 3 March 2009, 06:09:12 »
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yes, of course, as in "Kirin Ichiban"!
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