Don ChanI hope it takes a while to make a decision on the F-4EJ Kai replacement………I’d like to see those birds in service a while longer.
FYI, in the JDA official site, according to the Defense of Japan 2005 White Paper, at
http://jda-clearing.jda.go.jp/hakusho_data/2005/2005/html/17s21000.html
as of 31 March 2005, the JASDF has 27 RF-4E/EJ and 91 F-4EJ, the latter include 84 F-4EJ Kai.
(Don’t know how many operational F-4 do Greece, Iran, Israel, Turkey, &c, have?)
Don Chanhttp://www.jda.go.jp/e/publications/wp2005/index.html
Defense of Japan 2005 White Paper (Summary), in English.
Don ChanI thought russian AAM design already weird enough, but this Japanese AAM seem come straight from Ultraman series.
FYI, the JDA official site at
http://www.jda.go.jp/jasdf/gallery/yuudodan.htm
also has a small pic of the gnarly AAM-3 Type 90 air-to-air guided missile.
Don Chan] and about the Soviet era licence fee part, do you mean that it essentially came free
ISTR when China and the FSU broke up their friendship, China had to repay the FSU?
For example, China “exported” a lot of steel to the FSU?
] Provided ofcourse that Mao didn’t opt for a peculiar sort of nationalist-communism,
] which he of course did.
After the purges, the PRC under Chairman Mao wasn’t too different from the Qing Dynasty China under the Emperors that was overthrown, IMO.
Don ChanLooking For
(Possibly my “dumb question of the week”.)
In screen shots of the computer game Battlefield 2, which
came out on 2005.06.21, such as
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/battlefield2/screens.html?page=203
the Chinese Su-30MKK/MK2 has the nose number 03.
Does anyone here know the details of the real PLAAF or PLAN Su-30MKK/MK2 that has this nose number?
Such as unit, military district, home base, &c?
Don ChanDon’t know if anyone here already seen this before.
Yahoo! China News has a special section about the China-Russia joint military exercises, on 2005.08.18 to 2005.08.25 in the Shan Dong Peninsula, at
http://cn.news.yahoo.com/news_maneuver0503/index.html
which, for example, summarises the involved hardware and units.
Don ChanBTW, in the computer game Battlefield 2, which comes out on 21 June 2005, the F-35 has the nose code 21, “MARINES” on its fuselage, and tail code VA.
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/battlefield2/screens.html?page=121
http://www.virtualwarriors.co.uk/e107_plugins/kig_menu/_imagefiles/flybyresized.jpg
The real tail code VA is the 149th FS “Rebel Riders”, 192nd FW/OG, Virginia ANG, 9th AF, ACC, USAF, based at Richmond IAP/Byrd Field, Virginia, USA. Not USMC. The 149th FS is equipped with the F-16C/D Block 30 Fighting Falcon.
Don ChanIn the Japanese (Japan) news site Yahoo! Japan News, articles with small photos at
http://asia.news.yahoo.com/050730/kyodo/d8blf5pg0.html
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050731-00000019-san-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000204-yom-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000164-kyodo-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000073-kyodo-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000052-mai-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000041-jij-soci
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000015-maip-soci
and articles with big photos at
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-02606105-jijp-soci.view-001
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20050730-00000015-maip-soci.view-000
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/050730/481/tok80207300521
reported:
On 30 July 2005, about 11:45, an USN UH-3H, While returning to base, made an emergency landing at a fishing port area, about 30 m from the Katase beach, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. About 400 m south of the Katase Enoshima train station of the Odakyuu line.
It belonged to Atsugi AB, Kanagawa Prefecture.
Lubricant oil pressure warning light came on.
Four crew were not wounded.
Because it was Saturday, thousands of people were at the beach.
At 10:15, it took off from Atsugi AB, for a two hours training sortie over the Sagami Bay.
Oil leak was found near the main rotor shaft.
After repair, about 18:45, it departed and returned to Atsugi AB.
From the news photos, that UH-3H, marked “COMSEVENTHFLT”, looks like TA-11 of Detachment 11, HSL-51 “Warlords”, USN, based at NAF Atsugi.
(It would be funny if the 7th Fleet commander was on it when it emergency landed.)
Don Chanhttp://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200~20943~2985903,00.html
“Test team members honored at base”
L.A. Daily News – Jul 29 12:14 AM
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE — Two newly completed buildings that will serve as maintenance buildings for the F-35 joint strike fighter were dedicated in honor of two test team members who died last year.
Don Chan] 2002:
] Su-30MKK.
] 9th Regiment, 3rd Division, PLAAF.
In the Chinese (China) news site China.com, an article at
http://military.china.com/zh_cn/critical3/27/20050723/12507287.html
mentioned: the location, consequences, and other details of this crash.
But the reliability of this article is uncertain.
Don ChanFYI, I’ve been curious about the position and type of the cannons on the new-generation jet fighters, like the Gripen, J-10, JSF, Rafale, Raptor, Typhoon, &c; so I’ve been searching the Web, on and off, for public domain information about them, then using the Search function of this forum to help update the related threads. 8)
Don ChanFor comparison,
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread35304/pg6
and
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question/planes/q0163.shtml
claim the USAF variant has a built-in GAU-12 25 mm gun, above the left intake; and the USMC/USN variant has a GAU-12 25 mm gun pod.
Don Chan[Accident Report] JASDF aircraft accidents in 1954 to 2000 in Japan
A personal site in Japanese at
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1950.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1960.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1970.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1980.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1990.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/2000.html
have long lists of military aircraft accidents in 1946 to 2000, inside and outside Japan:
4 August 2000:
KC-130.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Futenma AB, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
4 July 2000:
T-4.
Blue Impulse, JASDF.
Crashed.
28 June 2000:
C-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
18 April 2000:
AH-1.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Misaki Town, Ehime Prefecture, Japan.
10 April 2000:
Helicopters.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Futaoi Island, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.
22 March 2000:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 November 1999:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
15 August 1999:
F-4EJ Kai.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 August 1999:
UH-1N.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Higashimura Village, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
9 October 1998:
F-4EJ Kai.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 August 1998:
F-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 May 1998:
F-4EJ Kai.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 November 1997:
F-4EJ Kai.
JASDF.
Landing accident.
4 July 1997:
F-4EJ Kai.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 May 1997:
CH-53E.
USMC.
Dropped an item in Okinawa Prefecture.
15 October 1996:
KC-130.
USMC.
Fuel leak accident in Ginowan City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
2 October 1996:
CH-46.
USMC.
Emergency landing in Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
22 November 1995:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Hit by friendly fire and crashed.
4 November 1995:
CH-46.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Miwa Town, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.
6 October 1995:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Overrun accident.
27 July 1995:
CH-46.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Chinenmura Village, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
19 May 1995:
UH-1N.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Kudakajima Island, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
2 December 1994:
UH-60J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 October 1994:
MU-2S.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 October 1994:
RF-4E.
JASDF.
Crashed.
4 April 1994:
CH-47.
JASDF.
Emergency landing.
6 October 1993:
F-15DJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 October 1992:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
2 March 1992:
RF-4E.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 December 1991:
F-15DJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 July 1991:
T-4.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 March 1991:
T-4.
JASDF.
Crashed.
2 July 1990:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 April 1990:
T-1A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 March 1989:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 September 1988:
T-1A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 June 1988:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
17 November 1987:
F-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 May 1987:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 April 1987:
F-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 March 1987:
F-15J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 November 1986:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Collision and fire accident.
4 September 1986:
AIM-9.
JASDF.
Sidewinder missile exploded at Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture.
2 September 1986:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 June 1986:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 February 1986:
C-1.
JASDF.
Accident.
28 May 1985:
MU-2S.
JASDF.
Collision accident.
29 October 1984:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
7 August 1984:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 June 1984:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Overrun accident.
20 October 1983:
F-15DJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 April 1983:
C-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 November 1982:
T-2.
Blue Impulse, JASDF.
Crashed.
28 October 1982:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 October 1982:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 February 1982:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Landing accident.
17 September 1981:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 August 1981:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 June 1981:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
30 April 1981:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 March 1981:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
August 1980:
F-15.
USAF.
Overrun accident at Naha AB, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
20 August 1980:
F-1.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 June 1980:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Landing accident.
25 January 1980:
AIM-9.
JASDF.
Sidewinder missile exploded at Naha AB, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
7 December 1979:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 June 1979:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 June 1979:
CH-46.
USMC.
Emergency landing at Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
4 April 1979:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
7 December 1978:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 November 1978:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 November 1978:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 September 1978:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 August 1978:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 May 1978:
KV-107II.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 May 1978:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 April 1978:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 February 1978:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Caught fire accident.
20 December 1977:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 October 1977:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
31 August 1977:
T-2.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 July 1977:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 June 1977:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
31 May 1977:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 April 1977:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 September 1975:
F-104J.
T-33A.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
25 March 1975:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Caught fire and crashed.
17 March 1975:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 March 1975:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 October 1974:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
10 September 1974:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 August 1974:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 July 1974:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 July 1973:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 June 1973:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 May 1973:
F-4EJ.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 April 1973:
MU-2S.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 April 1973:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 February 1973:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crash landing accident.
4 November 1972:
F-86F.
Blue Impulse, JASDF.
Crashed.
5 October 1972:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 August 1972:
KV-107II.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 July 1972:
T-1A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 July 1972:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 February 1972:
F-86F.
RF-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
9 February 1972:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
26 July 1971:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 June 1971:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 May 1971:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 April 1971:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 October 1970:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 October 1970:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
2 September 1970:
MU-2S.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 May 1970:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 May 1970:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 August 1969:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 August 1969:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 July 1969:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 May 1969:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 February 1969:
C-46D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 January 1969:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
3 October 1968:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 August 1968:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 August 1968:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 April 1968:
S-62J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
7 February 1968:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 January 1968:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 December 1967:
S-55.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 December 1967:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 October 1967:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 September 1967:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 July 1967:
C-46D.
JASDF.
Emergency landing on water.
17 May 1967:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 May 1967:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Take off accident.
26 April 1967:
F-104J.
T-33A.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
1 February 1967:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 December 1966:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
28 November 1966:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
18 August 1966:
T-1B.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 May 1966:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Accident.
17 May 1966:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 May 1966:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
8 April 1966:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 March 1966:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
18 January 1966:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 November 1965:
F-86F.
Blue Impulse, JASDF.
Crashed.
19 October 1965:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
12 October 1965:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
28 September 1965:
T-1B.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
22 September 1965:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 May 1965:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
15 April 1965:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 March 1965:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
25 March 1965:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 February 1965:
T-1A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
30 November 1964:
C-46D.
JASDF.
Landing accident.
29 October 1964:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
9 October 1964:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 October 1964:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
15 September 1964:
H-19C.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 September 1964:
H-21B.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 September 1964:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
21 August 1964:
C-46D.
JASDF.
Crash landing and caught fire accident.
23 July 1964:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 May 1964:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 March 1964:
H-13.
JSDF.
Crashed.
28 March 1964:
L-19.
JSDF.
Crashed.
3 March 1964:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 December 1963:
T-1A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 December 1963:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
26 August 1963:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 July 1963:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
28 May 1963:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 April 1963:
F-104J.
JASDF.
Crashed.
3 April 1963:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 March 1963:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 March 1963:
H-21B.
JASDF.
Crashed.
2 March 1963:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 January 1963:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 November 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 September 1962:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 July 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
16 June 1962:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 June 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
2 June 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 April 1962:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
4 April 1962:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 March 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 March 1962:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
26 Feburary 1962:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 Feburary 1962:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
18 Feburary 1962:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
7 September 1961:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 July 1961:
F-86F.
Blue Impulse, JASDF.
Crashed.
5 July 1961:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
4 July 1961:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 June 1961:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
6 April 1961:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 March 1961:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 December 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 November 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
27 October 1960:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
4 October 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
24 September 1960:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
16 August 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
4 August 1960:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
29 June 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 June 1960:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 June 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 May 1960:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 April 1960:
Blue Impulse, JASDF, established.
16 March 1960:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Collision.
4 March 1960:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
24 December 1959:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
23 December 1959:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 October 1959:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
24 September 1959:
U-2.
(Unknown.)
Emergency landing at Fujisawa AB, Japan.
31 July 1959:
SNJ.
JASDF.
Emergency landing on water.
22 July 1959:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
5 June 1959:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 May 1959:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 May 1959:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
(Two accidents on same day.)
19 May 1959:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
11 May 1959:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 April 1959:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 January 1959:
F-86D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 December 1958:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
23 October 1958:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 August 1958:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 May 1958:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 May 1958:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision and crashed.
(Two accidents on same day.)
13 March 1958:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
26 December 1957:
T-6.
JASDF.
Crashed.
17 December 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
21 November 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 November 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
30 September 1957:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 September 1957:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
22 August 1957:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
19 June 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
13 June 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
10 June 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Overrun accident.
4 June 1957:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
23 May 1957:
T-6G.
JASDF.
Crashed.
20 May 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
15 April 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Crashed.
12 March 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Emergency landing.
4 March 1957:
C-46D.
JASDF.
Crashed.
9 January 1957:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Collision in mid-air.
29 September 1956:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
16 August 1956:
T-33A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
14 March 1956:
F-86F.
JASDF.
Overrun accident.
8 August 1955:
T-34A.
JASDF.
Crashed.
1 June 1954:
T-34.
Japanese.
Crashed.
(The JDA, JASDF, JGSDF, and JMSDF were established on 1 July 1954.)
3 May 1947:
Japanese Constitution effected.
3 November 1946:
Japanese Constitution announced.
Don Chan[Accident Report] JMSDF aircraft accidents in 1955 to 1996 in Japan
A personal site in Japanese at
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1950.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1960.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1970.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1980.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1990.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/2000.html
have long lists of military aircraft accidents in 1946 to 2000, inside and outside Japan:
6 June 1996:
MH-53E.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
[Uncertain.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/yoshi-yan/jmsdf.html
claimed 6 June 1995.]
21 February 1995:
US-1A.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
February 1991:
U-36A.
JMSDF.
Overrun accident.
11 June 1988:
HSS-2B.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
27 March 1986:
HSS-2B.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
23 October 1985:
B-65.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
27 February 1984:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
26 May 1983:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
26 April 1983:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
15 June 1981:
US-1.
JMSDF.
Float broke.
17 May 1978:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
19 August 1977:
HSS-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
27 May 1977:
KM-2.
JMSDF.
Collision and crashed.
21 April 1977:
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
6 April 1977:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
8 February 1977:
HSS-2.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
2 February 1976:
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
22 January 1976:
PS-1.
JMSDF.
Take off accident.
27 April 1973:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
26 July 1972:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
16 July 1971:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Accident.
12 March 1970:
HSS-2.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
19 February 1970:
V-107.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing.
7 April 1969:
HSS-1N.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
29 September 1968:
HSS-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
5 October 1967:
HSS-2.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing.
10 February 1967:
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing.
16 January 1967:
HSS-2.
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Collision and crashed.
5 March 1966:
Helicopter.
Japan Coast Guard.
Crashed.
29 July 1965:
UF-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
17 July 1965:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
13 July 1965:
KM-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
4 March 1964:
Bell 47.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
22 November 1963:
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Accident.
23 June 1963:
HSS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
7 March 1963:
Bell 47.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
11 February 1963:
HSS-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
8 November 1962:
S2F-1.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
3 September 1962:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
13 July 1962:
S-55.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
6 Feburary 1962:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
6 Feburary 1962:
P2V-7.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
[Two JMSDF aircraft crashed on same day?]
9 December 1961:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
8 March 1961:
S-51.
JMSDF.
Accident.
21 October 1958:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Collision.
29 June 1958:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
4 June 1958:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
17 January 1957:
SNJ.
JMSDF.
Landing accident.
28 December 1957:
PV-2.
JMSDF.
Caught fire.
19 April 1957:
PV-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
30 October 1956:
Bell 47D.
JMSDF.
Emergency landing on water.
8 July 1955:
PV-2.
JMSDF.
Crashed.
30 July 1946:
Nagato.
Battleship, IJN.
Sunk.
Don Chan[Accident Report] JGSDF aircraft accidents in 1956 to 2000 in Japan
A personal site in Japanese at
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1950.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1960.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1970.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1980.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1990.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/2000.html
have long lists of military aircraft accidents in 1946 to 2000, inside and outside Japan:
23 June 2000:
AH-1S.
JGSDF.
Crashed.
21 August 1997:
OH-6D.
JGSDF.
Crashed.
January 1997:
OH-6.
JGSDF.
Crashed.
11 April 1962:
Helicopter.
JGSDF.
Crashed.
23 April 1956:
L-19.
JGSDF.
Crashed.
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