Type 1 BomberIt is a G4M-type naval attacks aircraft manufactured by Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan and is the most famous Japanese bomber in the Pacific War. The first type of land attack is a medium-sized horizontal / torpedo dual-purpose bomber with two shots. The Allied code-named "Betty" has a thick and round body like a large cigar. The early models did not have armor to protect their fragile fuel tanks. It is easy to be shot down by the US military. Nicknamed "Flying Lighter.". However, the one-type attacks aircraft became a nightmare for the Allies in the early days of the war with its large range and high speed, and served in the Japanese Navy and Army throughout. It's a land-based attacks A land-based attacks was a twin-engine attacks owned by the old Japanese navy during the Pacific war. It was designed and manufactured by Mitsubishi Internal Combustion Engine Co., Ltd., the same as the previous 96-type land attacks aircraft, and its successor land bomber (Japanese for the blast aircraft) "Galaxy" was delayed due to combat power problems, so the one-style land attack was still used as the main attacks aircraft in the final battle. On the allied side, it was called a land attack "Betty," but its engine was difficult to extinguish once it caught fire, so the U. S. Marine Corps dubbed a land attack "a lighter.". R&D course AG1Initiate all weapons AG2Turn on the light