Mitsubishi Zero
The Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighter outclassed every Allied fighter aircraft during the beginning of the Pacific War. The had extremely good maneuverability and good range but a its light design came with a sever drawback. It was unable to sustain a high amount of damage. More than 10,449 zeros were built, more than any other Japanese aircraft, and it served throughout the entire war.
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