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This is the second to last of 82 P-2Js built for the Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force. The type used license-built T-64 turboprop engines and had an extended fuselage and enlarged tail surfaces. They were in service between 1969 and 1996 when the last ones were replaced by P-3 Orions.
Kakamigahara Aerospace Science Museum
Kakamigahara City, 
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
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15th March 2019
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