About: Nakajima Ki-27

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The Nate was the prime fighter plane of the Japanese Army when they attacked the Soviet Union in 1939. The plane was able to dominate the skies over the Russian Far East, easily defeating the Soviet biplane and monoplane fighters that rose to challenge them. 'Nates' were easily recognisable due to their fixed landing gear and wide wings, which made them highly manoeuvrable. Its primary disadvantage was that it could be easily destroyed with only a few hits.

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rdf:type	Aircraft
rdfs:label	Nakajima Ki-27
rdfs:comment	The Nate was the prime fighter plane of the Japanese Army when they attacked the Soviet Union in 1939. The plane was able to dominate the skies over the Russian Far East, easily defeating the Soviet biplane and monoplane fighters that rose to challenge them. 'Nates' were easily recognisable due to their fixed landing gear and wide wings, which made them highly manoeuvrable. Its primary disadvantage was that it could be easily destroyed with only a few hits. The Nakajima Ki-27 or Army Type 97 Fighter (jap. 九七式戦闘機, 97-shiki sentōki), was the flag ship plane of the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force from the year 1937 to 1942. In the year 1941 it was replaced by the Ki-43 Hayabusa. The Nakajima Type 97 Ki-27 (Allied code name Nate) was the first single seat low wing monoplane fighter used by the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force.
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Length	24(xsd:integer)
fullweight	3638.0
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Range	389.0
emptyweight	2403.0
Speed	286.0
Affiliation	Japan, Manchukuo
Role	Fighter
Type	Fighter
Wingspan	37(xsd:integer)
Passengers	None
Engine	Kotobuki Ha-1-Otsu engine rated at 780 hp at 9,515 ft
Crew	One
Armament	Two 7.7 mm Type 89 machine guns.
Year	1938(xsd:integer)
abstract	The Nate was the prime fighter plane of the Japanese Army when they attacked the Soviet Union in 1939. The plane was able to dominate the skies over the Russian Far East, easily defeating the Soviet biplane and monoplane fighters that rose to challenge them. 'Nates' were easily recognisable due to their fixed landing gear and wide wings, which made them highly manoeuvrable. Its primary disadvantage was that it could be easily destroyed with only a few hits. The Nakajima Ki-27 or Army Type 97 Fighter (jap. 九七式戦闘機, 97-shiki sentōki), was the flag ship plane of the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force from the year 1937 to 1942. In the year 1941 it was replaced by the Ki-43 Hayabusa. The Nakajima Type 97 Ki-27 (Allied code name Nate) was the first single seat low wing monoplane fighter used by the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force.

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