G4M code 52-023 of 752nd Kokutai Kwajalein Atoll
G4M wreck in Marshall Islands 1944
G4Ms and A6M5 of 761st Kokutai Peleliu 1944
VF-17 gun camera: G4M2 carries MXY7 Ohka May 1945 2
Wreck of G4M Cape Gloucester December 1943
Betty on Lae Airdrome 18 January 1943
White Captured G4M Kisarazu airfield September 1945
Marines from the 2nd Marine Division passing the wreck of a G4M Betty on a Tinian airfield in July 1944
G4M engine maintenance 1943
Marines from the 2nd Marine Division passing the wreck of a G4M Betty on a Tinian airfield in July 1944 2
G4M of the Yokosuka Kokutai in Japan 1945
G4M of 761st Kokutai Peleliu 1944 2
Loading a Type 91 torpedo into the bomb bay of a G4M model 11 December 1943
G4M2a test Flown by USAAF Clark Field 1945
G4M and M5 Stuart on Saipan June 1944
G4M under attack by U.S. Nnavy Aircraft
VF-17 gun camera G4M carries MXY7 Ohka May 1945
G4M model 11 warming up for a mission somewhere in the Pacific
U.S. Troops inspect wreckage of G6M1-L P-911 at Lae
Betty bombers of 3rd Chutai, 752 Kokutai under attack. Roi Kwajalein February 1944
G4M bomber leaving smoke trails
G4M1 coded Z2-313 of 751 Kokutai in flight, 1943
Mitsubishi G4M Betty bomber in TAIU
Wreckage of Japanese G4M1 Betty ‘336’ from 705 Kokutai June 1943
Mitsubishi G4M Betty 1945
Parachute bombs are dropping from low-flying American planes on revetments protecting dispersed G4M bombers on the runway at Vunakanau Airfield, Rabaul, New Britain
G4M1 Betty coded Z2-313 of 751 Kokutai, 1943 2
G6M1-L2 coded X902 of the 3. Kokutai, February 1942
G6M1-L2 with white surrender scheme and green crosses. Ie Shima Airfield 1945
G4M2a Model 24 Otsu code 763-12
Mitsubishi G4M and G6M Betty Ie Shima August 19, 1945
G4M2 bomber coded 762-K-15
P1Y Ginga and G4M Betty at Yokosuka naval base August 1945
G4M Betty wreck at Aslito airfield Saipan, July 1944
Captured Mitsubishi G4M2a model 24 otsu Rikko
Low flying G4M Betty bombers making a torpedo run against the American Guadalcanal-Tulagi invasion force August 8, 1942
Crashed G4M off Tulagi Island on 8 August 1942
G4M1 K-324 of Kanoya Kokutai
Mitsubishi G4M2a model 24
G4M2 model 22 FI-II of ATAIU-SEA
Mitsubishi G4M2e of 711 Hikotai, 721 Kokutai “Jinrai” coded 721-328 is carrying an Ohka bomb. Kanoya 1945
G4M Betty bombers assembly line 1945
G6M1-L2 of the 1001 Kokutai
Mitsubishi G4M2 Betty from 763rd Kokutai at Clark Field Philippines 1945
Mitsubishi G4M2 captured at Clark Field 2
G4M Betty in flames after being shot down by the PB4Y-1 “Porter’s Posse” of VB-106 off the coast of Biak Island on May 15, 1944
Mitsubishi G4M Betty of 4 Kokutai at low level flight
White G4M that carried the Japanese surrender delegation, 1945
Mitsubishi G6M on the island of Ie Shima 19 August 1945
G4M2 Betty 763-12 on Clark Field
Mitsubishi G4M and G6M Ie Shima 19 August 1945
G4M2 model 24 coded ‘763-12’ fitted with Type 3 Ku-6 anti-ship radar, Philippines
Mitsubishi G4M and G6M with Tokyo delegation 1945
G4M under attack by a PB4Y-1 of VB-106
Mitsubishi G4M Betty under attack by a PB4Y-1 of VB-106 2
G4M Betty and A6M Zero wrecks 1944 Saipan
Mitsubishi G4M1 K-324 Betty of 2nd Chutai, Kanoya Kokutai
G6M approaching Ie Shima with Japanese surrender envoys aboard
Mitsubishi G4M2a Model 24 Hei FI-II of ATAIU-SEA
G6M Betty Ie Shima August 19, 1945
Mitsubishi G4M3a model 34 otsu at Yokosuka naval air base Japan August 1945
G4M1 Betty bombers in flight
Mitsubishi G6M painted in special surrender markings
Japanese Mitsubishi G4M Betty Z2-901 of 751st Kokutai on Saipan 1944
Mitsubishi G4M2 Betty 763-12 tail Philippines
G4M wreck and Marine photographer
Mitsubishi G4M1 Betty bombers of 705 Kokutai
Mitsubishi G6M1-L2 of the official Japanese surrender delegation, 1945
Mitsubishi G4M3 “Betty” bomber
G4M2 ex 763-12 of Technical Air Intelligence Unit SWPA
Mitsubishi G4M bomber carrying a ohka piloted bomb
G4M Betty in Philippines – recon photo of 5th AF
Last seconds of G4M1 from 4 Kokutai, February 20, 1942
Mitsubishi Betty bombers in aircraft revetments
Mitsubishi G4M2 model 22 coded 01-322 of 755 Kokutai June 1944
Coronado flying boat from VP-13 downs G4M2 model 22 ’72’ of 761 Kokutai, 26 May 1944
Mitsubishi G4M model 22 without bomb bay doors, 1943
G4M1 K-322 of the Kanoya Kokutai
Crashed Betty off Tulagi Island on 8 August 1942 2
Mitsubishi G4M2 Betty bomber wreck
Wreckage of G4M1 Model 11 manufacture number 5749 assigned to the 705 Kokutai after forced landing at Bugmar Beach, New Georgia
Mitsubishi Navy Type 1 attack bomber: 一式陸上攻撃機, 一式陸攻 Isshiki rikujō kōgeki ki, Isshikirikkō, Rikko. Mitsubishi G4M was built in larger numbers than any other Japanese bomber. Betty was in use from the first day of the war until it transported the Japanese surrender delegation.