fighter (Allied codename Claude) Mitsubishi A6M, Navy type 0, monoplane fighter (Allied codename Zeke) Mitsubishi Ki-21, Army type 97, twin engine medium bomber (Allied codename Sally) Nakajima Ki-27, Army type 97, monoplane fighter (Allied codename Nate) Mitsubishi Ki-30, Army type 97, single engine light bomber (Allied codename Ann) Kawasaki Ki-32, Army type 98, single engine light bomber (Allied codename Mary) Nakajima Ki-43, Army type 1, monoplane fighter (Allied codename Oscar) Nakajima Ki-44, Army type 2, monoplane fighter (Allied codename Tojo) Nakajima Ki-84, Army type 4, monoplane fighter (Allied codename Frank) Kawasaki Ki-48, Army type 99, twin-engine medium bomber (Allied codename Lily) Mitsubishi G3M, Navy Type 96, land-based attack bomber (Allied codename Nell) Mitsubishi G4M, Navy Type 1, attack bomber twin-engine long-range bomber (Allied codename Betty) Italian built: Fiat BR.20, 2-engine medium bomber See also Development of Chinese Nationalist air force (1937–1945) Flying Tigers Order of Battle for Battle of South Guangxi Soviet Volunteer Group References Notes Cheung, Raymond. Osprey Aircraft of the Aces 126: Aces of the Republic of China Air Force. Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2015. . Caidin, Martin. Zero Fighter: Ballantine's Illustrated History of World War II Weapons Book No. 9. New York, NY: Ballantine Books Inc, 1969. . Xú, Lùméi. Fallen: A Decryption of 682 Air Force Heroes of The War of Resistance-WWII and Their Martyrdom东城区, 北京， 中国: 团结出版社, 2016. . External links Changing from "Donkeys" to "Mustangs" Chinese Aviation In The War With Japan, 1940-1945 at j-aircraft.com Battles of the Second Sino-Japanese War World War II aerial operations and battles of the Pacific theatre Articles containing video clips