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The Kawanishi H8K is a flying boat used by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service during World War II for maritime patrol duties. The Allied reporting name for the type was "Emily".. The Kawanishi H8K was a large, four-engine aircraft designed for long range and extended endurance on patrols or bombing missions typically flown alone over the ocean.The prototype first flew in January 1941, and

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Kawanishi H8K2 "Emily" Flying Boat. The Emily is a very large WWII Japanese amphibious aircraft. I have been lucky to have aquired the plans from a very good builder and flier. The RC builder, John Hawkins of Nova Scotia, Canada designed his plans in CAD and went the whole extra miles to get his plane in the air..

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This article will examine the greatest flying boats that saw operational use during the war. It does not include amphibians or twin-engined seaplanes, such as the fine PBY-5a Catalina, only multi-engined flying boats. Our short list of great flying boats includes the Consolidated Vultee PB2Y Coronado (United States), Martin JRM Mars (United

https://www.daveswarbirds.com/Nippon/aircraft/Emily.htm
The Kawanishi H8K was the largest and the best of the Japanese seaplanes. The official Allied codename for it was the "Emily", but the unofficial nickname was the "Flying Porcupine". The nickname alluded to the aircraft's abundant defensive armament. The main production model, the H8K2, had five 20mm cannons and five machine guns.

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Kawanishi H8K Emily. Although only 167 examples were produced, the large Kawanishi H8K was the most outstanding and advanced flying-boat to achieve production status during World War II. Designed to meet a requirement issued in 1938 for a four-engine maritime reconnaissance flying-boat superior in all respects to the British Short Sunderland

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It was a H8K2-L that was carrying the commander of the Combined Fleet, Admiral Mineichi Koga, when it disappeared in March 1944. The aircraft had flown into a typhoon on a flight from the Palau Islands to Davao in the Philippines. - / 14. In 1942 the H8K was assigned the reporting name 'Emily' by Allied intelligence.

https://hamptonroadsnavalmuseum.blogspot.com/2019/04/forty-years-ago-emily-last-of-her-kind.html
Kawanishi H8K2 Type 2 flying boat, serial number 426, the last of 167 made, on display at Kanoya Museum near Kagoshima, Japan. The flying boat spent over three decades in Hampton Roads after World War II and was officially turned over to the Museum of Maritime Science in Tokyo on April 23, 1979, where the "Emily" was displayed until 2004.

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History. The Kawanishi H8K2 flying boat (known to the Allies as Emily) was a Japanese maritime patrol bomber. It is widely considered the best flying boat to see service during World War II and was respected by Allied pilots. Development of the H8K flying boat began in 1938 and the prototype was completed by the end of 1940.

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Donate. Kawanishi Type 2 Flying Boat / H8K2 Emily. Technical Information. Background. The H8K was a four engine shoulder-wing flying boat with a crew of ten. This well-armed, sturdy aircraft flew long-range reconnaissance and bombing missions. They were regarded as hard to shoot down by Allied fighters, due to their armament and speed.

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A Japanese Kawanishi H8K2 "Emily" Flying Boat shot down by a PB4Y-1 heavy bomber (consolidated B-24 Liberator aircraft used by the US Navy) on July 2nd, 1944, in the Central Pacific. The Japanese Kawanishi H8K (and the improved H8K2) was a large four engined aircraft designed to land and operate on water and used for.

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The IJNAF accepted the first production version as the H8K1, Navy Type 2 Flying Boat, Model 11, of which only 14 would be built, before the improved H8K2 variant was put into service. The K2 had an extremely heavy defensive armament earned it deep respect among Allied aircrews. The H8K2 was fitted with more powerful engines, slightly revised

http://aviation-history.com/kawanishi/h8k.htm
The Kawanishi H8K flying boat (Allied code name "Emily") was an all-metal, four-engine, large-size, Type 2 Flying Boat used by the Imperial Japanese Navy and was considered to be the best flying boat of World War II. ... The later version, the H8K2, was powered by four 1,850 hp (1,380 kW) Mitsubishi MK4Q Kasei 22 engines with water injection

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In March 1942 the Japanese staged a somewhat audacious plan of sending a flight of 2 Kawanishi H8K long range flying boats to reconnoiter the damage they had done to Pearl Harbor and drop bombs on the 10/10 repair dock. The Kawanishi H8K was a flying boat used by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service during World War II for maritime patrol

https://warintheskies.org/aircraft/h8k.html
The H8K was an Imperial Japanese Navy flying boat produced by the Kawanishi Aircraft Company and used during World War II for maritime patrol duties. The Allied reporting name for the H8K type was 'Emily', had the designation Type 97 Flying Boat Model 2 . At the same time the Kawanishi H6K was going into service in 1938, the Navy ordered the

https://www.angelfire.com/fm/compass/H8K.htm
In all the Kawanishi plant at Kohnan built 17 H8K1, 114 H8K2 and 36 H8K2-L(a transport version). These powerful flying boats ranged the Pacific on many audacious 24-hour missions, and proved formidable. Later versions were equipped with radar, and some aircraft were provided with retractable stabilising floats. 3-View of Kawanishi H8K2

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It was a high-wing, four-engined, all-metal stress-skinned airframe, with a new combination flap for slow speed landings. More maneuverable than the Type 97 it replaced, it met or exceeded all design specifications. The prototype was completed in December 1940 and first flew the following day.

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Our shop retails 1/72 Kawanishi H8K2 Type 2 Large Flying Boat Model 12 (Plastic model) Hasegawa 01575 Military Model on the Web. --The masterpiece large flying boat [Type 2 large boat] has been commercialized based on the latest evidence. ――The kit is the definitive version of Hasegawa's new standard specifications that realizes ease of assembly and strength, such as supporting parts

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This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. The Kawanishi H8K2 Type 2 Large Flying Boat Type 12 belonged to the 901st Naval Air Squadron; new decals are included for the 901st Naval Air Corps aircraft KEA0-03 from Mainland China in 1944, with bonus decals for KEA-62 and KEA-85. The package illustration is by Dankuro Kato. Order yours today!

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