1. Ki 27b of Taii Kenji Shimada, commander of 1. Chutai 1 1. Sentai, Nomonhan, June of 1939. 2. Ki-27b No. 16 from 1 Chutai 246. Sentai, Kakogawa, Japan, January of 1943. Probably Gunso Goro Komuro flown this plane. 3. Ki-27b No. 13 from 1. Chutai 64. Sentai, Nomonhan, Summer of 1939. Socho Hiroshi Sekiguchi flown this plane. 4. Ki-27b Training Unit, Manchuria. 5. Ki-27a from 2. Chutai 59. Sentai, Manchuria, 1939. Black katakana Ta marking. Socho Katsutaro Takahashi flown this plane. Plane has dismounted cockpit shield. 6. Ki-27b from 1. Chitai 85. Sentai, Manchuria, 1942. 7. Ki-27b 76th Shimbu-tai, Chiran, Kagoshima, on April 28th, 1945. 8. Ki-27b, 1. Chutai 64, Sentai, Nomonhan, Summer 1939, Socho Hiroshi Sekiguchi. 9. Ki-27b-Kai, Manchukuo Air Force Manchukuo, 1942. Overall lJAAF green -grey. Note missing wheel spats. 10. Ki-27b No. 12 from 8. Kyoiku Hikotai, 1944. 1 1. Ki-27 Otsu flown by 246th Sentai Commander, Major Takeo Miyamoto, Kakogawa AB/Hyogo Prefecture in December 1942.