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Fighters
Bombers
Transport Reconnaissiance and Communication
Training Aircraft
Aircraft types operated by Chinese military forces during World War Two.
The Sino-Japanese war started on the 7th July, 1937. At that time Chinese sources estimated that the Japanese could field approximately 600 aircraft (from a total of 1,530) against China’s 230 combat aircraft. During the first phase up to 1939, aerial bombing of enemy bomber formations was tried with indifferent results, and leaflet dropping raids carried out over Japanese cities. The Japanese bombing raids were also fiercely contested, sometimes with significant Japanese losses. After suffering heavy losses in the battle of Wu-han in October 1938, most airforce units were withdrawn for reorganisation and training.
It was reconstituted into seven Groups, one separate Squadron and four Volunteer Groups.
In 1940 the Russian Volunteer Group was stood down. By the end of 1941 the airforce had 364 operational aircraft of which 100 P-40s were operated by the American Volunteer Group. US replacement aircraft began to arrive in March 1942. They included A-29, P-40, P-43, and P-66 types, and in 1945 B-25s and P-51Ds.
In 1944, the USAAF 15th Airforce commenced joint operations in the China theatre. By this time the Chinese Airforce was mostly equipped with current operational aircraft types and was superior in all respects to the opposing Japanese air forces which remained.
Some of the Operational Units of the Chinese Airforce 1937-45. Aircraft types are annotated when known.
1st Group, bomber, Tuplev ANT 40 SB III, VI, B-25.
2nd Group, bombers Northrop Gamma 2B, Tuplev ANT 40 SB III, B-25
3rd Group, fighters Fiat CR.30, Hawk, Polikarpov E.15bis and E.16, P-40C, P-51D
4th Group, fighters Curtiss 68C Hawk III, Polikarpov E.15bis and E.16, P-40N
5th Group, fighters, Polikarpov E.15bis, P-40N, P-51D
6th Group, bombers
8th Group, bombers, Martin B-10B, Ilyushin DB-3 (later into the Composite Group)
9th Group, fighters Curtiss 68C Hawk III
11th Group, fighters, P-40N
12th Group, bomber
10th Squadron, bomber, Vultee V-12
Russian Volunteer Group, Pursuit, Polikarpov E.15bis and E.16
Volunteer Group, bomber, Ilyushin DB-3
American Volunteer Group, fighters, P-40C, N
Composite Group
Temporary Organised Group - Air Cadet Flying School. Fighter, Curtiss 68C Hawk III
one Reconnaissance Squadron, Republic RP-43?
Where the information is available, individual variants of each type which were operated are also listed. The types are listed under their main use category during WW2. Often types were relegated to non-combat roles after they became obsolescent, and thus fighter and bomber types may be listed under training or communication categories if that was their primary use during WW2.
a caret - ^ -indicates that the type was used during the Sino/Japanese war but not subsequently in WW2.
· an asterisk - * - indicates that the aircraft type was not manufactured or assembled by this operator. It may have been imported, captured, impressed or supplied under lend-lease.
· a hash - # - indicates that the aircraft type was experimental, or series production did not occur.
References
Aerospace Publishing, 1981, The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Aircraft, (18 vols), Orbis, London.
Hsu Long-hsuen and Chang Ming-kai, 1971, History of The Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), Chung Wu Publishing Co., Taipei.
Chinese Aircraft
Fighter Aircraft
Armstrong Whitworth A.W.35 Scimitar* (13?)
Breda Ba.27* (30, 11 known to have been delivered)
^Bregeut Bre.19* (74)
Curtiss Hawk 75 H, M (113)
Curtiss Hawk 75Q#* (2)
Curtiss 68C Hawk III* (102)
Curtiss 81-A3 (P-40C Tomahawk)* (100 AVG)
Curtiss 87-V (P-40N Warhawk)* (?)
Curtiss Wright CW.21 (30 - many not completed)
^Fiat CR.30* (2)
^Fiat CR.32* (16)
Gloster Gladiator Mk I* (36)
North American P-51D Mustang* (50)
Polikarpov I 15bis* (185, plus 4 Soviet Squadrons)
Polikarpov I 153* (93)
Polikarpov I 16 type 10, I 16UTI* (250+, plus 2 Soviet squadrons)
Vultee V-48C Vanguard* (129)
Chinese Aircraft
Bomber, Ground Attack and Torpedo Aircraft
Curtiss A12 Shrike* (20)
Curtiss Wright CW-19R* (20)
Ilyushin DB-3* (?)
Lockheed B-14L Hudson* (?)
Martin B-10B* (9)
North American B-25 Mitchell* (?)
Northrop Gamma 2B (24 imported and 25 assembled in China)
Tuplev ANT 40 SB* (200)
Vultee V-11G* (30)
Vultee V-12C (13)
Vultee V-12D (52 - not all completed)
Chinese Aircraft
Transport, Reconnaissiance and Communication Aircraft
Curtiss Wright C-46 Commando* (?)
Douglas C-47 Dakota* (?)
Focke-Wulf FW 58* (?)
Mitsubishi Ki 57* (captured)
Republic RP-43 Lancer* (?)
Chinese Aircraft
Training Aircraft
Avro 626 Prefect* (9)
Avro 621 Tutor* (5)
Breda Ba.28* (18)
Fleet 10C, D and licensed assembly* (56)
North American AT-6 Havard* (85)