Ryusei

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Ryusei was the Imperial Japanese Navy’s Aichi B7A carrier-based torpedo-dive bomber developed during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dive bomber
military aircraft
torpedo bomber
aircraftCategory naval attack aircraft
aircraftType single-engine, two-seat attack aircraft
armament bombs
defensive rear gun
forward-firing machine guns
torpedoes
conflict World War II
countryOfOrigin Empire of Japan NERFINISHED
crew 2
designedFor large fleet carriers
designedToReplace Aichi D3A NERFINISHED
Nakajima B5N NERFINISHED
developedBy Aichi design team led by Norio Ozaki
engineType Nakajima Homare radial engine NERFINISHED
era 1940s
firstFlight 1942
historicalSignificance one of the most advanced Japanese carrier attack aircraft of World War II
introduced 1944
JapaneseNameMeaning Shooting Star NERFINISHED
landingGear retractable tailwheel landing gear
manufacturer Aichi Aircraft Company NERFINISHED
Aichi Kokuki NERFINISHED
NATOReportingName Grace NERFINISHED
notableFeature combined torpedo and dive-bombing capability
folding wings for carrier storage
numberBuilt about 114
officialDesignation Aichi B7A NERFINISHED
operationalUse limited due to late introduction and carrier losses
primaryUser Imperial Japanese Navy NERFINISHED
productionPeriod 1944–1945
propulsion single piston engine
role carrier-based dive bomber
carrier-based torpedo bomber
serviceBranch Imperial Japanese Navy NERFINISHED
status retired
usedBy Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service NERFINISHED
usedOnAircraftCarrier IJN Shinano NERFINISHED
IJN Taiho NERFINISHED
Taiho NERFINISHED
wingConfiguration mid-wing monoplane

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Aichi B7A alsoKnownAs Ryusei