HH-3F Pelican World War II the Mitsubishi Zero-Sen was the

the Mitsubishi Zero-Sen was the most famous Japanese plane of World War Two and a big surprise to American forces

From carrying people and cargo to towing gliders and dropping troops into enemy territory

Length: 10

Morale was extremely low because 80% of the bombers were shot down during the first three months of America's combat flights over Europe

and flew for the first time August 31

HH-3F Pelican World War II the Mitsubishi Zero-Sen was theSikorsky HH 3F Pelican USCG model. Used by the U. S. Coast Guard, the Sikorsky HH 3F Pelican had advanced electronic equipment for SAR (search and rescue) duties, but lacked the self sealing tanks, armor, and armament of the HH 3E (the "Jolly Green Giant" version used in Vietnam). The HH 3F Pelican was eventually replaced by the HH 60J Jayhawk. Mahogany Wood. Scale: 1 48. Rotorspan 14 1 2 inches, Length 15 1 2 inches.