G4M1 Model 11 bomber in flight, circa 1940s

Caption     G4M1 Model 11 bomber in flight, circa 1940s ww2dbase
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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
13 Oct 2011 10:55:09 AM

G4M1 Model 11, K-310 of 1st Chutai, Kanyo
Kokutai. The number k-310 is what I can make out.
Aircraft from this unit took part in the attack on the British Capitol ships Prince of Wales and Repulse on Dec. 10, 1941
Camouflage is brown and green w/light gray or natural metal undersides aircraft has its bomb bay doors removed and no spinners on propellers.

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