UNAMAN'S AIRCRAFTS

FS2002 JMSDF Kawasaki UP-2J Neptune with full moving parts. The UP-2J was a carrier of the BQM-34S "Firebee" target drone. Based on the P-2J (turboproped and modernized version of Lockheed P-2V7), operated by JapanMaritime Self Defence Force. Designed by Tomohito Unayama. Dynamics by Adrian Brausch and Michael R. Cantrell.

FS2002 JMSDF Lockheed P-2V7 Neptune with full moving parts. The P-2V7 was a submarine hunter operated by the Japan Maritime Self Defence Force until the P-2J (turboproped and modernized version of P-2V7) appeared. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, Dynamics by Adrian Brausch and Michael R. Cantrell.

FS2002 JMSDF Kawasaki P-2J Neptune. The P-2J was a submarine hunter, turboproped and modernized version of the Lockheed P-2V7, operated by Japan Maritime Self Defence Force. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, dynamics by Adrian Brausch and Michael R. Cantrell.

FS2002 JMSDF Shinmeiwa US-1A. Features full moving parts and true amphibian model. The US-1A is a search and rescue amphibian operated by the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, dynamics by Adrian Brausch, float version and FS2002 mods by Michael R. Cantrell.

FS2002 JMSDF Beechcraft TC-90. Features full moving parts. The TC-90 King Air has been operated by the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force as an IFR Trainer since 1974. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, dynamics by Michael Verlin.

FS2002 JMSDF Shinmeiwa PS-1. Features full moving parts and true amphibian model for FS2002 only. The PS-1 was an anti-submarine flying boat operated by the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, dynamics by Adrian Brausch, float version and FS2002 mods by Michael R. Cantrell.

FS2002 JMSDF Beechcraft B-65. The B65 Queen Air was operated by the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force as an IFR Trainer from 1963 to 1980. Designed by Tomohito Unayama, dynamics by Michael Verlin.

About UC-90KunikazeⅡ The Geographical Survey Institute as an inheritor　of the B-65 Queen air survey aircraft (Kunikaze) which turned outdated
It introduced in 1983. The Maritime Self Defense Force is applying like　a　　predecessor. Fundamentally, the body of B-65 was pressurization and engine　was turboprop. It belongs to the the 202nd educational flying　corps of the Tokushima base.

S2F succeeded in the flight in 1952. A duty is an antisubmarine patrol aircraft. In the Maritime Self Defense Force, 60 sets of S2 F-1 were supplied by the U.S. Forces from '57 years to '59 years. It retired one by one with Lockheed P2V-7 introduction in '70 s. S2F of the last finished the duty as an antisubmarine patrol aircraft in '84. However, four sets were converted into S2 F-U aiming at bombardment-from-a-warship training, and no less than two sets were converted into S2 F-C of a transport among those. It was both used till the beginning of the 80s.