Below are eight pictures that I took at the EAA museum in Wisconsin of the Ki 43 "Oscar". As far as I know there are only two of these surviving in the world. There are many versions of the A6M "Zero" which have been preserved because of the press the aircraft received during and after WWII. This is a real shame as the Zero was the main Japanese Naval fighter while the Oscar was the most widely used Japanese Army fighter.

This page was created by:
Saul H. Jacobs M.Ed.
Avionics Specialist, United States Air Force (Retired)
Microcomputer Technology, Pima Community College (Retired)
Tucson Arizona