Mitsubishi Ki-20

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The Mitsubishi Ki-20 was a large Japanese heavy bomber of the early 1930s, derived from the German Junkers G 38 airliner and used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heavy bomber
military aircraft
aircraftCategory four-engined bomber
aircraftClass strategic bomber
aircraftConfiguration all-metal construction
fixed-wing aircraft
low-wing monoplane
aircraftEra interwar period
aircraftRole heavy bomber
armament defensive machine guns
internal bomb load
basedOn Junkers G 38 airliner NERFINISHED
constructionMaterial metal
countryOfOrigin Japan
crew 10
derivedFrom Junkers G 38 NERFINISHED
designedAs long-range heavy bomber
developedBy Mitsubishi NERFINISHED
developedFromForeignDesign true
developedInCollaborationWith Junkers NERFINISHED
engineType piston engine
era 1930s
firstFlight 1931
landingGearType fixed landing gear
manufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries NERFINISHED
militaryDesignation Ki-20 NERFINISHED
nationality Japanese
notableFeature one of the largest Japanese aircraft of its time
numberBuilt 6
operator Imperial Japanese Army Air Service NERFINISHED
originatedAs license-built development of Junkers G 38
powerplantCount 4
primaryUser Imperial Japanese Army Air Service NERFINISHED
retired late 1930s
serviceBranch Imperial Japanese Army NERFINISHED
serviceEntry early 1930s
status no surviving examples
retired
usedBy Imperial Japanese Army NERFINISHED
usedFor experimental long-range operations
long-range bombing
usedIn pre–World War II Japan
usedInPeriod early 1930s
wingType cantilever wing

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Junkers G 38 developedInto Mitsubishi Ki-20