Hamaki

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Hamaki was the Japanese nickname, meaning "cigar," for the Mitsubishi G4M, a long-range World War II bomber known for its distinctive cylindrical fuselage and lack of armor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft nickname
aircraftRole bomber
aircraftType twin-engine land-based bomber
appliedBy Japanese aircrew
Japanese ground personnel
associatedWithCountry Japan NERFINISHED
associatedWithFeature lack of armor on Mitsubishi G4M
long-range capability of Mitsubishi G4M
associatedWithManufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries NERFINISHED
associatedWithModel Mitsubishi G4M1 NERFINISHED
Mitsubishi G4M2 NERFINISHED
Mitsubishi G4M3 NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheater Pacific Theater of World War II NERFINISHED
conflict Pacific War
designFeature cylindrical fuselage
long, narrow fuselage
designTradeoff range prioritized over protection
era 1930s–1940s
languageOfOrigin Japanese
meaning cigar
nicknameFor long-range bomber
nicknameReason cylindrical fuselage of Mitsubishi G4M
slender cigar-like shape of Mitsubishi G4M
notableCharacteristic highly vulnerable to enemy fire
lacked self-sealing fuel tanks
refersTo Mitsubishi G4M NERFINISHED
serviceBranch Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service NERFINISHED
usedBy Imperial Japan NERFINISHED
usedDuring World War II
usedFor Mitsubishi G4M bomber NERFINISHED
usedInRole level bombing
maritime strike
torpedo bombing

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Japanese Mitsubishi G4M "Betty" bombers nicknamedByJapanese Hamaki
subject surface form: Mitsubishi G4M