There are 10 Thai World War II era fighter planes that are Thailand's work that were designed to protect the country.
1 Nakajima Ki-27(1941-1944)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 87
2 Nakajima Ki-43(1943-1945)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 328
Bomber 24
3 CCF-Thunderbrid Mk ii(1940-1946)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 300
Bomber 328
Attacker 80
4 CCF-Thunderbrid Mk iiia(1942-1945)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 436
Bomber 348
Attacker 102
reconnaissance aircraft 9
5 CCF Chinook(1939-1949)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 295
Bomber 328
6 Tongproh B.Th.5(1937-1945)
History of destroying the enemy
Destroy the bunker 104
Destroy the enemy base 284
7 Tongproh B.Kh.15 Singto(1938-1945)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 103
Bomber 201
8 Heinkel B.KhR.18 Phayalo (He 212 Feuervogel)(1940-1944)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 304
Bomber 290
Attacker 224
reconnaissance aircraft 30
9 SAHI B.Kh.20 Seux CCF-TIGER-II(1940-1945), CCF-TIGER-III
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 328
Bomber 230
10 SAHI B.Kh.23 Cha-lam(1943-1946)
History of destroying the enemy
Fighter 302
Bomber 293
(I'm editing it. Not finished yet, but I'll post it first.)
This is actually really cool!!
Siamese/Thai history is really glazed over. Even in HoI IV lol. The 1932 constitutionalist uprising, the nationalist government from 1939 until 1945, and the continual republic and arguable bastion of anti-colonialist democracy in Indochina
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Would have been awesome if they did this in real life
@Aviator720 they used be built their own in WW1 but stopped in WW2, the RTAF still produces some aircraft nowadays, mostly trainers and attack drones
Great!
Even though the Siamese Empire (now Thailand) was never colonized, they needed to have aircraft that were at least useful for protecting their country.
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