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Kawasaki T-4 - Wikipedia
September 28, 2025 - The Kawasaki T-4 is a Japanese subsonic intermediate jet trainer aircraft developed and manufactured by the commercial conglomerate Kawasaki Heavy Industries. Its sole operator is the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF), in part due to historic restrictions on the exporting of military hardware.
War Thunder
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Kawasaki XT-4, Potent with Potential - Aircraft - War Thunder — official forum
September 26, 2024 - poll Specifications Length - 13 Meters Wingspan - 9.94 Meters Height - 4.6 Meters Wing Area - 21 Square Meters Empty Weight - 3,840 kg Takeoff Weight, Clean - 5,730 kg Maximum Takeoff Weight - 7,500 kg Maximum Level Speed - Mach 0.9 Range at Mach .75 with internal fuel - 1,297 km Armament - 1 twin FN 60.30 gunpod, 2 external drop tanks Information Developed to replace Japan’'s aging T-1 and T-33 fleets, as well as take on some of the duties of the T-2, the T-4 was...
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Kawasaki T-4 - Aircraft - War Thunder — official forum
1 week ago - Hello developers, I have a suggestion to add a Danish aircraft to the Japanese branch because Japan has the fewest aircraft in the game. You can set it to a combat rating of 9.0-10.3.
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r/Warthunder on Reddit: Idea for Unique Japanese support jet - the Kawasaki T-4
April 15, 2017 - Exactly, been wanting something like this for a long while for jets geez. ... The Kawasaki T-4 was a trainer aircraft designed to succeed the T-33 (F-80 based trainer) for training pilots in the JASDF.
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r/Warthunder on Reddit: Kawasaki T-4
January 5, 2024 -
With the leaked Alpha Jet coming to the game and the already added AMX Japan really deserves a similar plane to pretty much every other nation that has such a CAS airplane, Loadouts are sadly a bit of a bummer, having 5 hard-points (4 under wing, 1 under the fuselage) it can only carry Aim-9’s, Dumb/R** Bombs and gunpods, so sadly no guided munitions which Japan sadly lacks, however the hard-points are able to carry these munitions so I’d say to finally cut Japan some slack with its lacking CAS options besides the F-16AJ pls give them some 500lbs guided bombs with a laser pod mounted on the belly like other NATO CAS planes so that Japan actually has something.
Yes it would be ‘historically inaccurate’ but how long are we gonna keep lobbing that argument at everyone who just wants the nations to be balanced out, and with for example the Yak-141 getting missiles it never carried why can’t the T-4 get the same treatment.
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r/Warthunder on Reddit: Gaijin Please: Kawasaki T4
May 28, 2020 -
The Kawasaki T4 is a subsonic jet training plane built for the JASDF. According to the Kawasaki website and Wikipedia; Length: 13.0M Wingspan: 9.9m Height: 4.6m Maximum Speed: 1,038 km/h Stall speed: 167 km/h Rate of Climb: 51 m/s It has 5 hard points (4 on the wing and 1 under the fuselage) It was able to carry multiple AAMs (not entirely sure which ones but i’ll edit this post once I find out), bombs, and a gun pod (again i’m not entirely sure which but i’ll edit) It had two F3-IHI-30 Turbofans that were able to generate 3,680 LBF each
I think this fits in with the Japanese air tech tree at around 9.3-9.7 please tell me your opinion of where it should be but i think it should come after the Ki-83 in rank V. This plane is a great addition to the tech tree and I would love to see it. Sources: T4 Wikipedia
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The T-4 could not carry any armament and sadly never did. The developers of the T-4 investigated the option of carrying the following loadouts: 2x Mk.82 (500 lbs) 2x M117 (750 lbs) 2x CBU-87 2x AAM-3 However, as there was no need for a subsonic ground attacker, the project was abandoned. AAM-3 missiles were meant as a replacement for Aim-9L. The AAM-3 provided better manoeuvrability as well as better track rate and greater off-boresight capabilities than the 9L. In testing, it was comparable to ASRAAM. The AAM-3 missiles were used primarily on F-4EJ and F-15J. A gun pod mounted on centerline pylon was also developed and tested on XT-4, but never actually adopted. Conflicting sources on the gun used in the pod, with some saying it was a 12.7mm and others stating single or even dual 7.62mm. Sadly, this cute little plane would be a terrible addition to the game. It would be another A7D but at much lower br. And please, for the love of everything, don't use Wikipedia as your only source...
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smaller nations can use the trainer jets to fill up the gaps.
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The Kawasaki T-4 is a twin-turbofan-powered, tandem-seat intermediate/advanced military training aircraft operated solely by the Japan Air Self Defense Force...
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War Thunder
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#warthunder #live_wt #workshop Camouflaged T-4 My first time seeing the T-4 in F-1 style camouflage. #KAWASAKI_T4 #T_4 #TRAINER_AIRCRAFT #JASDF #JAPAN #HIGH_RESOLUTION
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#warthunder #live_wt #workshop Anyone know what kind of armaments the Kawasaki T-4 uses exactly? Or is there any fully loaded picture of this jet anywhere? I only see pictures with external fuel tanks. #kawasakit4 #t4 https://www.reddit.com/r/Warthunder/comments/72u3vl/idea_for_unique_japanese_support_jet_the_kawasaki/ http://www.airwar.ru/enc/attack/t4.html http://www.military-today.com/aircraft/kawasaki_t4.htm Also I believe this fits the current meta for 9.0Br battles in war thunder.
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Kawasaki T-4 Jet - Passed for Consideration - War Thunder - Official Forum
December 25, 2018 - The Kawasaki T-4 Jet Trainer Aircraft Spoiler Hello there, this is my first aircraft suggestion. Hope I did this correctly and shared the information properly, if there are any additions/changes/corrections I must or need to do, please tell. Hoping I got all this correctly. Thank you! What are th...
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Kawasaki T-4 Blue Impulse Display Model, 1:100 De Agostini DAG-JSDF04
The Kawasaki T-4 is a Japanese subsonic intermediate jet trainer aircraft used by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. In addition to training duties it is used by the JASDF's Blue Impulse aerobatic team. The first XT-4 prototype flew on July 29, 1985.
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Kawasaki T-4 Subsonic Intermediate Jet Trainer Aircraft
Performance specs include a maximum speed of 645 miles per hour and a range out to 1,035 miles. Kawasaki markets the T-4 under the strengths of stability and maneuverability - hallmarks of excellent jet trainers. Despite its Cold War-era roots, the T-4 continues to serve the JASDF service branch ...
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Kawasaki T-4 | Hangar 47
April 5, 2017 - The prototype XT-4 took its maiden flight on July 29, 1985. The Kawasaki T-4 is a secondary jet trainer aircraft of the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF), developed to replace the Lockheed T-33 and Fuji T-1 trainers.
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Kawasaki T-4 - History, Technical Data & Photos - Aero Corner
On June 28 1988, the first production type T-4 took to the sky. By September, deliveries to the Japan Air Self Defense Force started. The Kawasaki T-4 has a well-made, damage-resistant airframe that is mainly composed of traditional aluminum alloys, although some portions are also made of composite materials...
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Kawasaki T-4 - Specifications - Technical Data / Description
The Kawasaki T-4 is a twin-engined two-seat jet trainer aircraft produced by the Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki Heavy Industries, operated by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF).
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
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T-4 Intermediate Trainer | Kawasaki Heavy Industries
The T-4 Intermediate Trainer was developed, thanks to the dedication of the Japanese aerospace industry , as the successor to the Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s T-33 Jet Trainer.
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Kawasaki T-4 - Archived 2/2005
Aerospace Group; Gifu, Japan. (Kawasaki held a 40 · percent share in the program.) Major subcontractors · included Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Fuji Heavy · Industries, each with 30 percent of the program. Status. Production ended in 2003. Total Produced.
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Type 4 (Mod 4) - War Thunder Wiki
The Type 4 (Mod 4) is a modified version of the Type 4 riverine patrol boat of the Imperial Japanese Army, outfitted with two Nakajima Kotubuki 41 engines derived from the Ki-27 fighters at the stern instead of a petrol engine-powered propeller blades, essentially converting it into an airboat ...
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