Mitsubishi aircraft design bureau

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The Mitsubishi aircraft design bureau was the engineering division of Mitsubishi responsible for designing many of Imperial Japan’s military aircraft, including the famed A6M Zero.

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instanceOf aircraft design bureau
engineering division
A5MSignificance developed the A5M as one of the first modern monoplane shipboard fighters
A6MZeroRole designed the A6M Zero as a long-range carrier-based fighter
A7MSignificance developed the A7M as the intended successor to the A6M Zero
activeDuring World War II
collaboratedWith Imperial Japanese Army Air Service
Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service
country Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan
designed Mitsubishi A5M
Mitsubishi A6M Zero
linked to: Mitsubishi A6M

Mitsubishi A7M Reppū
Mitsubishi F1M
Mitsubishi F2M (projects and variants)
Mitsubishi G3M
Mitsubishi G4M
Mitsubishi G7M (project)
Mitsubishi J2M Raiden
linked to: Mitsubishi J2M

Mitsubishi J4M (project)
Mitsubishi Ki-21
Mitsubishi Ki-46
Mitsubishi Ki-67
designedFor Imperial Japanese Army
Imperial Japanese Navy
designedType carrier-based fighters
floatplanes
land-based bombers
reconnaissance aircraft
era World War II era
interwar period
F1MSignificance developed the F1M as a reconnaissance floatplane and observation aircraft
G4MSignificance developed the G4M as a long-range land-based bomber
historicalSignificance major contributor to Imperial Japan’s air power
industry aerospace
J2MSignificance developed the J2M as an interceptor for homeland defense
Ki46Significance developed the Ki-46 as a high-speed reconnaissance aircraft
Ki67Significance developed the Ki-67 as a twin‑engine medium bomber
knownFor design of the A6M Zero carrier fighter
locationCountry Japan
notableEngineer Jirō Horikoshi
linked to: Jiro Horikoshi

Katsuzo Shima
Koyama Tomio
parentCompany Mitsubishi
partOf Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
role primary naval fighter designer for the Imperial Japanese Navy in early World War II
specialization military aircraft design

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Jiro Horikoshi partOf Mitsubishi aircraft design bureau