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From: "Emmanuel Gustin" (email address removed)
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Subject: Japanese Army designations
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 1998 12:58:03 +0200
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A few fill-ins: 

Nakajima Ki.4     
  Type 94 reconnaissance aircraft
Nakajima Ki.6      
  A license-built Fokker Super Universal, C2N in Navy service
Mitsubishi Ki.20   
  Type 92 Very Heavy Bomber
Ki.37
  Assigned to Nakajima for a twin-engined fighter. Nakajima
  did not even submit a design. 
Ki.39, Ki.40
  Both Mitsubishi: A design for a twin-engined fighter, and a
  reconnaissance aircraft developed from it. The Ki.39
  was abandoned, the Ki.40 overtaken by the Ki.46 design.
Ki.68
  Nakajima, a proposed derivative of the G5N.
Ki.72
  Tachikawa: A proposed development of the Ki.36.
Ki.85
  Kawanishi: Another G5N development proposal. 
Ki.91
  Kawasaki, a heavy bomber that was cancelled when 
  the production facility was bombed. 
Ki.94
  Tachikawa high-altitude fighter, built but not flown. 
Ki.95
  Mitsubishi reconnaissance aircraft. 
Ki.117
  Nakajima; unbuilt development of the Ki.84. 
Ki.230
  Nakajima; unbuilt development of the Ki.115. 

Kabaya developed a Ka-2 from its Ka-1.