Tachikawa Ki-54

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Captured Ki-54 1945

Captured Ki-54 1945

Ki-54a

Crew trainer Ki-54a 1945

Ki-54 Aviation Communications School

Ki-54 from Aviation Communications School

Ki-54 trainer Chofu Airfield 1945

Ki-54 trainer Chofu Airfield 1945

Ki-54a Hickory

Ki-54a Hickory

Ki-54a Aviation Communications School

Ki-54a of Army Aviation Communications School

Ki-54c and Ki-46 Japan 1945

Ki-54c and Ki-46 Japan 1945

Ki-54 Transport in Philippines 1945

Ki-54c Transport in Philippines 1945

Ki-54c 1945

Ki-54c under camo netting, Japan 1945

Ki-54c after surrender 1945

Ki-54c with green crosses 1945

Ki-54b Hickory

Operations Trainer Model B Ki-54b Hickory

Wreck of Ki-54

Wreck of Ki-54

Japanese training plane from World War II. Ki-54 served in all aviation schools of the Japanese Army involved in the training of crews of multi-engine airplanes. After the end of World War II he was used by the air forces of PRC, North Korea and the Republic of China, and for a short period by RAF, RAAF and the French Air Force units. During World War II, the plane bore the American code name Hickory.