Danbooru
Login Posts Comments Notes Artists Tags Pools Wiki Forum More »
Listing Upload Hot Changes Help
A list of tags to help categorize this search. Space delimited.

Search

  • Help
guro
scat
furry -rating:g

Tags

  • ? yamashiro (kancolle) 5.0k
  • ? fairy (kancolle) 3.6k
  • ? fusou (kancolle) 3.1k
  • ? mogami (kancolle) 2.9k
  • ? hyuuga (kancolle) 2.8k
  • ? ise (kancolle) 2.1k
  • ? richelieu (kancolle) 1.5k
  • ? mikuma (kancolle) 1.3k
  • ? hayasui (kancolle) 1.3k
  • ? sado (kancolle) 1.1k
  • ? commandant teste (kancolle) 997
  • ? ise kai ni (kancolle) 217
  • ? hyuuga kai ni (kancolle) 152
  • ? zuiun (kancolle) 92
  • ? hyuuga (zuiun festival) (kancolle) 18
  • ? e16a zuiun 316
  • ? floatplane 386
  • ? seaplane 634
  • ? airplane 15k
  • ? aircraft 21k
  • ? nejiri hachimaki 1.2k
  • ? happi 2.2k
  • ? toy airplane 304
  • ? propeller 1.7k
  • ? hachimaki 9.4k

Options

Related

  • Deleted
  • Random
  • History
  • Discussions
  • Count
  • Posts Wiki Search »
  • Size
    • Small
    • Medium
    • Large
    • Huge
    • Huge
    • Gigantic
    • Absurd
    • Show scores
  • Edit

    瑞雲

    The Aichi E16A Zuiun (Allied Paul) was a reconnaissance seaplane operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II.

    The Zuiun had a single wing and was equipped with twin floats. It also featured dive brakes, which allowed it to operate as a dive bomber. It was developed fairly late in the war, and was notably flown from the aviation battleships Ise and Hyuuga.

    See also

    • Aichi E13A (its immediate predecessor)

    External links

    • Wikipedia: Aichi E16A

    View wiki

    post #9585569
    post #9484242
    post #9164681
    post #9141470
    post #9135165
    post #8850671
    post #8847885
    post #8746236
    post #8578309
    post #8504405
    post #8424045
    post #7324581
    post #7315176
    post #7315153
    post #7301782
    post #7292154
    post #7204672
    post #7203337
    post #7152711
    post #7145071
    1 2 3 4 5 16
    Terms / Privacy / Upgrade / Contact /