Recognition Card, Japanese Aircraft, 1942, A-134 Shackleton

Recognition Card, Japanese Aircraft, 1942, A-134 ShackletonThis 8 inch square card is a Recognition Aid for Japanese Aircraft, single engined fighters and bombers. The card shows brief descriptions and silhouettes of 15 aircraft of the Japanese Navy and Army in use at the time of printing. It appears to be a WWII original, but we have no way to authenticate the document. It was once folder into a pocket sized square but has no tears.

Measures ~14 inches by ~17 inches

000 beats per hour

Type A-9 (glass cracked)

The C-16 Fuel Pressure Indicator displays pressure up to 5000 PSI

This is a example of a pre-WWII-era Magnetic Compass

This altimeter traversed the Sacramento Air Logistics center at McClellan Air Force Base in Nov 1982 (see label)

The print measures ~19 inches by ~11 inches

The case is ~5x5 inches and ~11 inches tall

It has a screw-type heeling compensator

The page from the flight manual shows a diagram of the system (2 are depicted as this manual is for the two-seat MiG-15)

This 16-page

and EC-121