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Under over photo of Japanese Zero fighter and snorkeler in shallow water Palau Micronesia Stock Photo

RMA5KJ3N–Under over photo of Japanese Zero fighter and snorkeler in shallow water Palau Micronesia

Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero fighter on the ramp at Stead Field near Reno, Nevada. Stock Photo

RMDH10EM–Mitsubishi A6M3 Zero fighter on the ramp at Stead Field near Reno, Nevada.

WWII Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter aircraft Stock Photo

RMC5YNCM–WWII Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter aircraft

A WW2 Japanese Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane on show at the Tucson airshow in Arizona Stock Photo

RMT24YDD–A WW2 Japanese Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane on show at the Tucson airshow in Arizona

RFGT2JR7–Akutan zero fighter

WW2 plane flying; Replica Mitsubishi A6M Zero in flight, Duxford Imperial War Museum, UK Stock Photo

RMG35TNT–WW2 plane flying; Replica Mitsubishi A6M Zero in flight, Duxford Imperial War Museum, UK

Tokyo Japan Yasukuni Jinja Shrine for Japan war dead Mitsubishi A6M type 52 Zero carrier based attack fighter Stock Photo

RMA2XJWB–Tokyo Japan Yasukuni Jinja Shrine for Japan war dead Mitsubishi A6M type 52 Zero carrier based attack fighter

Zero Fighter airplane wreck Micronesia Pacific Palau Stock Photo

RMAJTBNN–Zero Fighter airplane wreck Micronesia Pacific Palau

Hichiro Naemura, 82, an ex-Kamikaze pilot in the Japanese Air Force in the Second World War, stands in front of a 'Zero' fighter plane at the Imperial War Museum. *...Hichiro Naemura was one of only a few surviving airmen from the conflict in the Pacific, which saw thousands of young Japanese men kill themselves in officially sanctioned suicide attacks on allied warships. He was in London to help launch Kamikaze: Japan's Suicide Gods, a new book in which his story is told. Stock Photo

RM2D32N2F–Hichiro Naemura, 82, an ex-Kamikaze pilot in the Japanese Air Force in the Second World War, stands in front of a 'Zero' fighter plane at the Imperial War Museum. *...Hichiro Naemura was one of only a few surviving airmen from the conflict in the Pacific, which saw thousands of young Japanese men kill themselves in officially sanctioned suicide attacks on allied warships. He was in London to help launch Kamikaze: Japan's Suicide Gods, a new book in which his story is told.

WWII Mitsubishi Japanese Zero airplane Stock Photo

RMFGNBFT–WWII Mitsubishi Japanese Zero airplane

Mitsubishi A6M Zero at Yushukan Museum Tokyo Japan Stock Photo

RMJ0K701–Mitsubishi A6M Zero at Yushukan Museum Tokyo Japan

Airplane WWII Japan Zero fighter vintage aircraft flying at 2016 Los Angeles Air Show in California Stock Photo

RFFT9RT1–Airplane WWII Japan Zero fighter vintage aircraft flying at 2016 Los Angeles Air Show in California

Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II Stock Photo

RMAYADP7–Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II

Sea of Japan, Japan. 12th July, 2023. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft, right, fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RCBW96–Sea of Japan, Japan. 12th July, 2023. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft, right, fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News

Wreck of a japanese zero fighter plan in Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea Stock Photo

RMD1EN2R–Wreck of a japanese zero fighter plan in Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea

World War Two Japanese A6M Zero fighter aircraft scenario using plastic models and Photoshop Stock Photo

RF2DAABGA–World War Two Japanese A6M Zero fighter aircraft scenario using plastic models and Photoshop

Pearl Harbor Attack, 7 December 1941. Japanese naval aircraft prepare to take off from an aircraft carrier (reportedly Shokaku) to attack Pearl Harbor during the morning of 7 December 1941. Plane in the foreground is a 'Zero' Fighter, in front of 'Val' dive bombers. This is probably the launch of the second attack wave. Stock Photo

RM2AP3EH6–Pearl Harbor Attack, 7 December 1941. Japanese naval aircraft prepare to take off from an aircraft carrier (reportedly Shokaku) to attack Pearl Harbor during the morning of 7 December 1941. Plane in the foreground is a 'Zero' Fighter, in front of 'Val' dive bombers. This is probably the launch of the second attack wave.

Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane Stock Photo

RMC10DD2–Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane

Illustration of a Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero. Stock Photo

RMD3EC29–Illustration of a Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero.

RMAK3726–Under over photo of Japanese Zero fighter and snorkeler in shallow water Palau Micronesia

Mitsubishi built A6M3 Zero fighter in flight during an air show at Madera, California, in May of 2009. Stock Photo

RMBT6T3Y–Mitsubishi built A6M3 Zero fighter in flight during an air show at Madera, California, in May of 2009.

The remains of a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero' fighter found on the Pacific island of Taroa, Imperial War Museum, London, UK. Stock Photo

RM2M4M41K–The remains of a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero' fighter found on the Pacific island of Taroa, Imperial War Museum, London, UK.

Fuselage of Zero fighter plane inside the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk Stock Photo

RMA4AFCH–Fuselage of Zero fighter plane inside the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk

RMC5YNCK–WWII Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter aircraft

Visitor inspects remains of Japanese Zero fighter plane on Peleliu one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific in WWII Stock Photo

RMAN6BTP–Visitor inspects remains of Japanese Zero fighter plane on Peleliu one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific in WWII

RMA2XKMF–Tokyo Japan Yasukuni Jinja Shrine for Japan war dead Mitsubishi A6M type 52 Zero carrier based attack fighter

A low-angle shot of the Tora! Tora! Tora! Zero fighter planes in Houston against a clouded sky Stock Photo

RF2MXFEJ4–A low-angle shot of the Tora! Tora! Tora! Zero fighter planes in Houston against a clouded sky

A Mitsubishi A6M Kansen AI-156 Zero fighter aboard the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Akagi at Hitokappu Bay, Kuriles in November 1941 prior to departing for the attack on Pearl Harbor. Note the number 56 on the undercarriage fairing and lower engine cowling. The grid of black dots on the deck are, tie down points for securing the aircraft. Stock Photo

RMCN6KRJ–A Mitsubishi A6M Kansen AI-156 Zero fighter aboard the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Akagi at Hitokappu Bay, Kuriles in November 1941 prior to departing for the attack on Pearl Harbor. Note the number 56 on the undercarriage fairing and lower engine cowling. The grid of black dots on the deck are, tie down points for securing the aircraft.

Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, Australian War Memorial Museum, WW2-era Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter aircraft Stock Photo

RMJKCN5W–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, Australian War Memorial Museum, WW2-era Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter aircraft

Zero Fighter Aircraft Type 62 displayed at Yamato Museum Kure Hiroshima Japan Stock Photo

RMAJ455Y–Zero Fighter Aircraft Type 62 displayed at Yamato Museum Kure Hiroshima Japan

Airplane WWII Zero Japanese fighter aircraft Stock Photo

RFK8AMD7–Airplane WWII Zero Japanese fighter aircraft

RMAYADP5–Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II

Sea of Japan, Japan. 24th June, 2022. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RCBW9G–Sea of Japan, Japan. 24th June, 2022. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News

Vintage Japanese Mitsubishi Zero world war two fighter plane in Kawaguchiko, Japan. Stock Photo

RMECEA5R–Vintage Japanese Mitsubishi Zero world war two fighter plane in Kawaguchiko, Japan.

RF2DAABG1–World War Two Japanese A6M Zero fighter aircraft scenario using plastic models and Photoshop

Japanese fighter plane Zero from World War Two Stock Photo

RFH3HGFW–Japanese fighter plane Zero from World War Two

snorkeling at the Zero Fighter airplane wreck Micronesia Pacific Palau Stock Photo

RMAJTBMW–snorkeling at the Zero Fighter airplane wreck Micronesia Pacific Palau

1945. Japan. A captured World War Two Japanese Air Force Mitsubishi Zero fighter, painted with the green cross over a white background, the surrender marking of the Japanese Forces. Stock Photo

RMRM53GP–1945. Japan. A captured World War Two Japanese Air Force Mitsubishi Zero fighter, painted with the green cross over a white background, the surrender marking of the Japanese Forces.

Japanese Zero fighter in shallow water Palau Micronesia Stock Photo

RMA5KJ3W–Japanese Zero fighter in shallow water Palau Micronesia

Japanese A6M3 Model 22 Zero fighter sits on the ramp at Reno Stead Airport near Reno, Nevada. Stock Photo

RMPXHXGG–Japanese A6M3 Model 22 Zero fighter sits on the ramp at Reno Stead Airport near Reno, Nevada.

RMT24YDM–A WW2 Japanese Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane on show at the Tucson airshow in Arizona

Diver explores fuselage of Zero fighter plane inside the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk Stock Photo

RMA4AFCP–Diver explores fuselage of Zero fighter plane inside the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk

Japanese Zero recreation of World War two aerial battle Stock Photo

RMAN8DAF–Japanese Zero recreation of World War two aerial battle

Rusty wreck of Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero' fighter aircraft found on the island of Taroaat the Imperial War Museum, London, England Stock Photo

RM2WB2G42–Rusty wreck of Mitsubishi A6M 'Zero' fighter aircraft found on the island of Taroaat the Imperial War Museum, London, England

RMA2XKME–Tokyo Japan Yasukuni Jinja Shrine for Japan war dead Mitsubishi A6M type 52 Zero carrier based attack fighter

A diver shines their light through holes in the fuselage of a Japanese Zero fighter plane in the cargo hold of the Fujikawa Maru Stock Photo

RMB9Y27X–A diver shines their light through holes in the fuselage of a Japanese Zero fighter plane in the cargo hold of the Fujikawa Maru

The Pearl Harbor reenactment of 'Tora! Tora! Tora!' fills the sky with smoke as a Japanese Zero streaks by behind an F-22 Raptor during AirFest 2008 at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Stock Photo

RMCBYTT1–The Pearl Harbor reenactment of 'Tora! Tora! Tora!' fills the sky with smoke as a Japanese Zero streaks by behind an F-22 Raptor during AirFest 2008 at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

A Japanese Zero fighter plane pursues a U.S. Vought F4U Corsair fighter in a recreation of a World War II dogfight in the Pacific Theater. Stock Photo

RFT9GTEN–A Japanese Zero fighter plane pursues a U.S. Vought F4U Corsair fighter in a recreation of a World War II dogfight in the Pacific Theater.

RMAJ454H–Zero Fighter Aircraft Type 62 displayed at Yamato Museum Kure Hiroshima Japan

2 183411 Captured Japanese Zero fighter, Bougainville, 1945 Stock Photo

RMKHHKEC–2 183411 Captured Japanese Zero fighter, Bougainville, 1945

RMAYADPA–Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II

Sea of Japan, Japan. 24th June, 2022. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft, right, fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RCBWA1–Sea of Japan, Japan. 24th June, 2022. U.S. Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter aircraft and Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft, right, fly in formation over the Sea of Japan, July 12, 2023, in Japan. Credit: AC1 Tylir Meyer/U.S Air Force/Alamy Live News

RMECE9FG–Vintage Japanese Mitsubishi Zero world war two fighter plane in Kawaguchiko, Japan.

Shigeyoshi Hamazono, 81 years old, 'kamikaze' pilot in the Japanese Special Attack Force during WW2, in Chiran, Japan. Stock Photo

RMBH4C9D–Shigeyoshi Hamazono, 81 years old, 'kamikaze' pilot in the Japanese Special Attack Force during WW2, in Chiran, Japan.

Z is for Zero 1943 English wartime childrens alphabet book of fighting airplanes the famous Japanese fighter Stock Photo

RMARP0WB–Z is for Zero 1943 English wartime childrens alphabet book of fighting airplanes the famous Japanese fighter

Japanese Zero fighter plane from World War Two, isolated on black Stock Photo

RFJ33Y4X–Japanese Zero fighter plane from World War Two, isolated on black

A Zero fighter on display in the Yushukan museum at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan Stock Photo

RMD21GK6–A Zero fighter on display in the Yushukan museum at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan

Japanese Mitsubishi Fighter Plane A6M 'Zero' During Reenactment of Attack On Pearl Harbor At Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Goldsboro, NC Stock Photo

RF2JA82WN–Japanese Mitsubishi Fighter Plane A6M 'Zero' During Reenactment of Attack On Pearl Harbor At Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Goldsboro, NC

A Mitsubishi built A6M3 Zero fighter sits on the tarmac at Minter Field during the 2008 Warbirds in Action Airshow. Stock Photo

RMBT6JWX–A Mitsubishi built A6M3 Zero fighter sits on the tarmac at Minter Field during the 2008 Warbirds in Action Airshow.

RMT24YD4–A WW2 Japanese Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane on show at the Tucson airshow in Arizona

Tail of a zero fighter plane stored in the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk Stock Photo

RMA4AF4X–Tail of a zero fighter plane stored in the main hold of the Fujikawa Maru Truk lagoon Chuuk

A Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter taxis after flying at an air show. One of only 3 or 4 airworthy Zero fighters in the world. Stock Photo

RMBCX5EJ–A Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter taxis after flying at an air show. One of only 3 or 4 airworthy Zero fighters in the world.

Diver explores the wreck of a Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea. Stock Photo

RMCNT69P–Diver explores the wreck of a Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea.

World War II Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane on display in the lobby of the Yasukuni Jinja shrine war museum in Tokyo. Stock Photo

RMD42XK8–World War II Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane on display in the lobby of the Yasukuni Jinja shrine war museum in Tokyo.

RMF4JX1W–Aeroplane wreck

Crashed Japanese Zero fighter plane in Peleliu, Palau Stock Photo

RF2J4AFKW–Crashed Japanese Zero fighter plane in Peleliu, Palau

A Japanese Zero fighter plane pursues a U.S. B-25 Mitchell bomber in a recreation of a World War II dogfight in the Pacific Theater. Stock Photo

RFT9TFRX–A Japanese Zero fighter plane pursues a U.S. B-25 Mitchell bomber in a recreation of a World War II dogfight in the Pacific Theater.

RMAJ454R–Zero Fighter Aircraft Type 62 displayed at Yamato Museum Kure Hiroshima Japan

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RMAYADPD–Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II

Pacific Ocean, Japan. 22nd July, 2023. A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber approaches to refuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker as three Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft provide escort, July 13, 2023 over the Pacific Ocean. Credit: A1C Haiden Morris/U.S. Air Force Photo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RDNMCK–Pacific Ocean, Japan. 22nd July, 2023. A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber approaches to refuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker as three Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft provide escort, July 13, 2023 over the Pacific Ocean. Credit: A1C Haiden Morris/U.S. Air Force Photo/Alamy Live News

Goodyear FG-1D Corsair, The Corsair was the first American aircraft to exceed 400 mph in straight and level flight in 1940. Of durable design, the type was in service in various parts of the world from 1942 until the late 1960's. The Corsair was the premier Navy and Marine fighter of World War II. Along with the Grumman Hellcat, it is credited with turning the tide of the Pacific air war by overwhelming the once-fearsome Japanese Zero fighter. Besides its role in air-to-air combat, Corsairs were used as fighter-bombers near the end of WWII and throughout the Korean War Stock Photo

RM2T8RNMA–Goodyear FG-1D Corsair, The Corsair was the first American aircraft to exceed 400 mph in straight and level flight in 1940. Of durable design, the type was in service in various parts of the world from 1942 until the late 1960's. The Corsair was the premier Navy and Marine fighter of World War II. Along with the Grumman Hellcat, it is credited with turning the tide of the Pacific air war by overwhelming the once-fearsome Japanese Zero fighter. Besides its role in air-to-air combat, Corsairs were used as fighter-bombers near the end of WWII and throughout the Korean War

Visitors at Yasukuni Jinja (shrine), Japan's shrine to the dead of World War 2 , Kudanshita district of Tokyo, Japan Stock Photo

RMBH47X9–Visitors at Yasukuni Jinja (shrine), Japan's shrine to the dead of World War 2 , Kudanshita district of Tokyo, Japan

The Corsair was the first American aircraft to exceed 400 mph in straight and level flight in 1940. Of durable design, the type was in service in various parts of the world from 1942 until the late 1960's. The Corsair was the premier Navy and Marine fighter of World War II. Along with the Grumman Hellcat, it is credited with turning the tide of the Pacific air war by overwhelming the once-fearsome Japanese Zero fighter. Besides its role in air-to-air combat, Corsairs were used as fighter-bombers near the end of WWII and throughout the Korean War. The bent-wing design allowed for shorter, str Stock Photo

RMHEWG28–The Corsair was the first American aircraft to exceed 400 mph in straight and level flight in 1940. Of durable design, the type was in service in various parts of the world from 1942 until the late 1960's. The Corsair was the premier Navy and Marine fighter of World War II. Along with the Grumman Hellcat, it is credited with turning the tide of the Pacific air war by overwhelming the once-fearsome Japanese Zero fighter. Besides its role in air-to-air combat, Corsairs were used as fighter-bombers near the end of WWII and throughout the Korean War. The bent-wing design allowed for shorter, str

Overgrown cockpit of a american Zerofighter, crashed at WW II, Palau, Micronesia Stock Photo

RMR143XM–Overgrown cockpit of a american Zerofighter, crashed at WW II, Palau, Micronesia

A Zero fighter on display in the Yushukan museum at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, July 15, 2005 Stock Photo

RMD21GJM–A Zero fighter on display in the Yushukan museum at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, July 15, 2005

WWII Japanese Zero fighter airplane Replica Stock Photo

RMTAR79E–WWII Japanese Zero fighter airplane Replica

RMBT6MAN–A Mitsubishi built A6M3 Zero fighter sits on the tarmac at Minter Field during the 2008 Warbirds in Action Airshow.

RMT24YD8–A WW2 Japanese Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane on show at the Tucson airshow in Arizona

Sunken Japanese Zero fighter plane used during Word War 2 Palau Micronesia Stock Photo

RMA4NGT4–Sunken Japanese Zero fighter plane used during Word War 2 Palau Micronesia

RMBCWYFA–A Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter taxis after flying at an air show. One of only 3 or 4 airworthy Zero fighters in the world.

Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane at the Yushukan war military museum in Tokyo,Japan,Asia, April 2023 Stock Photo

RM2PNMK83–Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane at the Yushukan war military museum in Tokyo,Japan,Asia, April 2023

WWII Vintage Japanese Zero fighter airplane flying at 2015 Planes of Fame Air Show Stock Photo

RFER7NH7–WWII Vintage Japanese Zero fighter airplane flying at 2015 Planes of Fame Air Show

RMF4JX1X–Aeroplane wreck

The tail wing of a World War II Japanese Zero fighter seen at the Rabaul Historical Society, New Britain Island, Papua NG Stock Photo

RME996G2–The tail wing of a World War II Japanese Zero fighter seen at the Rabaul Historical Society, New Britain Island, Papua NG

Japanese Mitsubishi A6 (Zero) fighter plane, top, in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC. Wingtip of British Supermarine Spitfire Mk VI Stock Photo

RFJK9KBX–Japanese Mitsubishi A6 (Zero) fighter plane, top, in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC. Wingtip of British Supermarine Spitfire Mk VI

RMAJ455K–Zero Fighter Aircraft Type 62 displayed at Yamato Museum Kure Hiroshima Japan

Japanese Zero Fighter Planes (Los Angeles Air Show-March 19, 2016) Stock Photo

RFHWFMKT–Japanese Zero Fighter Planes (Los Angeles Air Show-March 19, 2016)

RMAYADP2–Asia Tokyo Japan Restored Zero fighter plane inside museum at Yasukuni Shrine a memorial to the Japanese dead in WW II

Pacific Ocean, Japan. 13th July, 2023. A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber approaches to refuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker as three Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft provide escort, July 13, 2023 over the Pacific Ocean. Credit: A1C Haiden Morris/U.S. Air Force Photo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RDNMCJ–Pacific Ocean, Japan. 13th July, 2023. A U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber approaches to refuel from a KC-135 Stratotanker as three Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-2 Viper Zero fighter aircraft provide escort, July 13, 2023 over the Pacific Ocean. Credit: A1C Haiden Morris/U.S. Air Force Photo/Alamy Live News

Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Canberra, Australian War Memorial Museum, WW2-era Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter aircraft Stock Photo

RMHW80M2–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Canberra, Australian War Memorial Museum, WW2-era Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighter aircraft

RMBH47XE–Visitors at Yasukuni Jinja (shrine), Japan's shrine to the dead of World War 2 , Kudanshita district of Tokyo, Japan

RMHEWG27–The Corsair was the first American aircraft to exceed 400 mph in straight and level flight in 1940. Of durable design, the type was in service in various parts of the world from 1942 until the late 1960's. The Corsair was the premier Navy and Marine fighter of World War II. Along with the Grumman Hellcat, it is credited with turning the tide of the Pacific air war by overwhelming the once-fearsome Japanese Zero fighter. Besides its role in air-to-air combat, Corsairs were used as fighter-bombers near the end of WWII and throughout the Korean War. The bent-wing design allowed for shorter, s

Mortal Kombat (2021) directed by Simon McQuoid and starring Joe Taslim as Bi-Han who becomes Sub-Zero in this eagerly awaited reboot about a MMA fighter seeking out Earth's greatest champions to fight in a high stakes battle for the universe. Stock Photo

RM2F3XAJP–Mortal Kombat (2021) directed by Simon McQuoid and starring Joe Taslim as Bi-Han who becomes Sub-Zero in this eagerly awaited reboot about a MMA fighter seeking out Earth's greatest champions to fight in a high stakes battle for the universe.

Diver examining Zero fighter planes inside a hold of the Fujikawa Maru in Truk Lagoon Micronesia Stock Photo

RMB9Y0TW–Diver examining Zero fighter planes inside a hold of the Fujikawa Maru in Truk Lagoon Micronesia

Cockpit of a Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane wreck underwater, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea. Stock Photo

RMCNT65M–Cockpit of a Mitsubishi Zero fighter plane wreck underwater, Kimbe Bay, Papua New Guinea.

Zero Fighter airplane wreck, 2 meters depth in the lagoon, Palau (Belau), Micronesia, Pacific Ocean Date: 23.07.08 Ref: ZB777 117155 0008 COMPULSOR Stock Photo

RMMFG88P–Zero Fighter airplane wreck, 2 meters depth in the lagoon, Palau (Belau), Micronesia, Pacific Ocean Date: 23.07.08 Ref: ZB777 117155 0008 COMPULSOR