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Mitsubishi G3M Type 96 Land Read more : http://t.co/ZUBba5GYqC http://t.co/59Hsh0UL9M

Irony! This Japanese Mitsubishi G3M (a converted bomber) made a 'Around the World Peace Flight' in 1939. Whilst in the USA, war was declared in Europe, causing the aircraft to return home early. The type had already been in action against China, before this 'stunt'. https://t.co/fMFiktsHZ3

Mitsubishi G3M ‘Nell’ bomber in surrender paint scheme abandoned at Seletar Airfield, Singapore, 1945. Note the Nakajima L2D ‘Tabby’ aircraft beyond, license-built copy of the Douglas DC-3, also in surrender paint. https://t.co/e3YKE8zyC2

THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Shortly after midnight on Dec 8, 1941, Japanese troops landed on the beaches of Kota Bahru in Kelantan. At 4.30am, 17 Mitsubishi G3M Nell bombers flying from Saigon attacked Singapore. 61 were killed & 700 injured. The Battle of Malaya had begun. https://t.co/L8pwnGU1FY

OTD 79 years ago Imperial Japanese Navy Mitsubishi G3M Nell and G4M Betty land-based bombers decisively settled the battleship vs air power argument once and for all by sinking the Royal Navy battlewagons HMS Prince of Wales and Repulse off Malaya with torpedoes https://t.co/Q1l8xbFfoI

#Japan's Mitsubishi G3M bomber, used frequently in raids on #China in #WW2 http://t.co/u1dswkcbC6

OTD 1941 land-based Mitsubishi G3M Nell (Type 96) from the Genzan and Mihoro Kokutai and G4M Betty (Type 1) from the Kanoya Kokutai of the Imperial Japanese Navy attacked and sank the Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales and Repulse off Malaya in a stunning attack https://t.co/xonflifMIK

Another scratch build from model club, an 1/32 Mitsubishi G3M Nell https://t.co/dZsSSuLNko

Japanese Mitsubishi G3M bombers in flight over China, 1937. #WW2 https://t.co/hckyQl9z6b

10 October 1941. Mitsubishi G3M Rikko “Nell” attack on Prince of Wales. Art by Peter Dennis. https://t.co/X0cZHZ5RhG