The JMSDF operates a fleet of seven US-2s.
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KOBE, Japan—ShinMaywa remains optimistic on the export potential of its US-2 seaplane for parapublic purposes and is also open to a joint development program with another country that would see the amphibian produced en-masse. Katsuo Tanaka, a ShinMaywa managing executive officer and senior chief...
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