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Gulliver 200 (World Aircraft Collection) Gulliver 200 ( World Aircraft Collection ) WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Dai 1 Koku - dan (1. Flying Training Wing ) Kawasaki - Hamamatsu Air Base WA22001 JASDF 696 36 - 5696 external fuel tanks T - 4 Dai 32 Kyoiku Hiko - tai (32. Training Squadr on) - Hamamatsu Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22002 JASDF 725 46 - 5725 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 1 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 13 Hiko Kyoiku - dan ( 13. Flying Kawasaki Training Wing) - Ashiya Air Base red / white painting WA22003 JASDF 798 16 - 5798 T - 4 2. Hiko - tai ( 2. Training Squadron) - scheme Ashiya Air B ase Hiko Kyoiku Koku - tai (Air Training Mitsubishi Group) - Hamamatsu Air Base WA22004 JASDF 504 03 - 8504 without weapon F - 2A Dai 1 Jyutsuka Gakko (1. Technical School) - Hamamatsu Air Base Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - Mitsubishi Misawa Air Base external fuel tanks , WA22005 JASDF 505 03 - 8505 F - 2A Dai 3 Hiko - tai ( 3. Air Defence Squadron) - 4xASM - 2, 2xAAM Misawa Air Base Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - Mitsubishi Misawa Air Ba se external fuel tanks , WA22005B JASDF 507 03 - 8507 F - 2A Dai 3 Hiko - tai (3. Air Defence Squadron) - 4xASM - 2, 2xAAM Misawa Air Base WA22006 WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) Mitsubishi - Matsushima Air Base WA22007 JASDF 107 23 - 8107 2xAAM F - 2B Dai 21 Hiko - tai (21. Training Squa dron) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) Mitsubishi - Matsushima Air Base WA22007B JASDF 111 23 - 8111 2xAAM F - 2B Dai 21 Hiko - tai (21. Training Squadron) - Matsushima Air Base WA22008 Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Misawa Air Base WA22009 JASDF Douglas 352 47 - 8352 4xAAM Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. Air Defence Squadron) - F - 4EJ Kai Misawa Air Base Dai 5 Koku - dan (5. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Nyutaba ru Air Base WA22010 JASDF Douglas 314 37 - 9314 4xAAM Dai 301 Hiko - tai ( 301. Air Defence F - 4EJ Kai Squadron) - Nyutabaru Air Base Dai 7 Koku - dan (7. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Hyakuri Air Base WA22011 JASDF Douglas 440 17 - 8440 4xAAM Dai 302 Hiko - tai ( 302. Air Defence F - 4EJ Kai Squadron) - Hyakuri Ai r Base Dai 1 Koku - dan (1. Flying Training Wing ) external fuel tanks Kawasaki - Hamamatsu Air Base blue / white JASDF WA22012 JASDF 747 66 - 5747 T - 4 Dai 31 Kyoiku Hiko - tai (31. Training 50th Anniversary Squadron) - Hamamatsu Air Base painting sch eme Dai 1 Koku - dan (1. Flying Training Wing ) external fuel tanks Kawasaki - Hamamatsu Air Base red / white JASDF WA22013 JASDF 734 56 - 5734 T - 4 Dai 32 Kyoiku Hiko - tai (32. Training 50th Anniversary Squadron) - Hamamatsu Air Base painting scheme WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22014 JASDF 745 66 - 5745 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 1 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22015 JASDF 731 46 - 57 31 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 2 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying T raining Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22016 JASDF 729 46 - 5729 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 3 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22017 JASDF 728 46 - 5728 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 4 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22018 JASDF 804 26 - 5804 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 5 T - 4 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki WA22019 JASDF 730 46 - 5730 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” “Blue Impulse” No 6 T - 4 (11. Training S quadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki “Blue Impulse ” WA22020 JASDF 805 26 - 5805 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” T - 4 Reserve (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Mats ushima Air Base Dai 2 Koku - dan (2. Air Defence Wing ) - McDonnell Chitose Air Base WA22021 JASDF Douglas 863 52 - 8863 Dai 203 Hiko - tai ( 203. Air Defence F - 15J Squadron) - Chitose Air Base Dai 7 Koku - dan (7. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Hyakuri Air Base WA22022 JASDF Douglas 905 82 - 8905 Dai 305 Hiko - tai (305. Air Defence F - 15J Squadron) - Hyakuri Air Base Dai 8 Koku - dan (8. Air Defence Wing) - Mitsubishi Tsuiki Air Base external fuel tanks , WA22023 JASDF 526 43 - 8526 F - 2A Dai 6 Hiko - tai ( 6. Ai r Defence Squadron) - 4xASM - 2, 2xAAM Tsuiki Air Base Dai 8 Koku - dan (8. Air Defence Wing) - Mitsubishi Tsuiki Air Base external fuel ta nks , WA22023B JASDF 527 43 - 8527 F - 2A Dai 6 Hiko - tai (6. Air Defence Squadron) - 4xASM - 2, 2xAAM Tsuiki Air Base WA22024 Teisatu Koku - tai (Air Reconnaissance McDonnell Group ) - Hyakuri Air Base WA22025 JASDF Douglas 433 77 - 6433 Dai 501 Hiko - tai ( 501. Reconnaissance RF - 4EJ Squadron) - Hyakuri Air Base WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Teisatu Koku - tai (Air Reconnaissance McDonnell Group) - Hyakuri Air Base WA22026 JASDF Douglas 403 77 - 6403 Dai 501 Hiko - tai (501. Reconnaissance R F - 4EJ Squadron) - Hyakuri Air Base Teisatu Koku - tai (Air Reconnaissance McDonnell Group) - Hyaku ri Air Base WA22027 JASDF Douglas 397 77 - 6397 Dai 501 Hiko - tai (501. Reconnaissance RF - 4EJ Squadron) - Hyakuri Air Base Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Misawa Air Base WA22028 JASDF Douglas 362 57 - 8362 2x ASM - 2 Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. Air Defence Squadron) - F - 4EJ Kai Misawa Air Base Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Misawa Air Base WA22028B JASDF Douglas 305 57 - 8305 2xASM - 2 Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. Air Defence Squadron) - F - 4EJ Kai Misawa Air Base WA22029 Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Misawa Air Base WA22030 JASDF Douglas 328 47 - 83 28 4xAAM Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. Air Defence Squadron) - F - 4EJ Kai Misawa Air Base Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Misawa Air Base WA22031 JASDF Douglas 354 57 - 8354 4xAAM Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. A ir Defence Squadron) - F - 4EJ Kai Misawa Air Base Teisatu Koku - tai (Air Reconnaissance McDonnell brown / yellow Group ) - Hyakuri Air Base WA22032 JASDF Douglas 083 32 - 8083 agg ressors painting Hiko Kyodo - tai ( Tactical Fighter Training F - 15DJ scheme Squadron) - Nyutabaru Air Base WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Teisatu Koku - tai (Air Reconnaissance McDonnell blue / grey Group) - Hyakuri Air Base WA22033 JASDF Douglas 088 52 - 8088 aggressors painting Hiko Kyodo - tai ( Tactical Fighter Training F - 15DJ scheme Squadron) - Nyutabaru Air Base Sotai Shireibu Hiko - tai ( Defence Command Headquarter Squadron ) - JASDF 50th Kawasaki W A22034 JASDF 714 46 - 5714 Iruma Air Base A nniversary painting T - 4 Shien Hiko - tai (Support Squadron) - scheme Iruma Air Base 745 66 - 5745 Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) 731 46 - 5731 - Matsushima Air Base “Blue Impulse” Kawasaki 729 46 - 5729 WA22035 JASDF Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū Inparusu ” No 1 - 6 T - 4 728 46 - 5728 (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - external fuel tanks 804 26 - 5804 Matsushima Air Base 730 46 - 5730 Dai 4 Koku - dan (4. Flying Training Wing) - Matsushima Air Base Kawasaki “Blue Impulse” No 1 WA22036 JASDF 725 46 - 5725 Dai 11 Hiko Kyoiku - dan “ Burū In parusu ” T - 4 external fuel tanks (11. Training Squadron “Blue Impulse”) - Matsushima Air Base Chinese Sukhoi WA22037 48 16438 Guangzhou Air Base Air Force Su - 27SK Chinese Sukhoi WA22038 38 16338 Guangzhou Air Base Air Force Su - 27SK Dai 6 Koku - dan (6. Air Defence Wing) McDonnell Komatsu Air Base WA22039 JASDF Douglas 832 42 - 8832 Dai 303 Hiko - tai (303. Air Defence F - 15J Squadron) Komatsu Air Base WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number McDonnell Dai 6 Koku - dan (6. Air Defence Wing) Douglas Komatsu Air Base 943 32 - 8943 WA22040 JASDF F - 15J Dai 303 Hiko - tai (303. Air Defence 748 66 - 5748 Kawasaki Squadron) T - 4 Komatsu Air Base Dai 8 Koku - dan (8. Air Defence Wing) - McDonnell Tsuiki Air Base WA22041 JASDF Douglas 817 32 - 8817 Dai 304 Hiko - tai (304. Air Defence F - 15J Squadron) - Tsuiki Air Base McDonnell Dai 8 Koku - dan (8. Air Defence Wing) - Douglas 888 72 - 8888 Tsuiki Air Base WA22042 JASDF F - 15J 707 36 - 5707 Dai 304 Hiko - tai (304. Air Defence Kawasaki Squadron) - Tsuiki Air Base T - 4 Demonstration Ukrainian Sukhoi WA22043 57 Livery painting Air F orce Su - 27S scheme WA22044 Dai 3 Koku - dan (3. Air Defence Wing) - Kawasaki Misawa Air Base WA22045 JASDF 794 16 - 5794 external fuel tanks T - 4 Dai 8 Hiko - tai (8. Air Defence Squadron) - Misawa Air Base Russian Sukhoi Le Bourget ’89 WA22046 388 Air Force Su - 27S display aircraft „Test Pilots” Russian Sukhoi WA22047 598 aerobatics team Air Force Su - 27P ( Anatoly Kvo chur) Russian Sukhoi „Russian Knights” WA22048 06 Air Force Su - 27S aerobatics t eam WAC Tactical User Aircraft Number Unit Badge Remarks number number Dai 3 Koku - dan (3.
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