Japanese aircraft wreckage at Alexishafen Airfield
List of Japanese aircraft formerly at Alexishafen Airfield

Alexishafen scrapped or partially scrapped aircraft

Ki-49 Helen Manufacture Number 3220
Abandoned at airfield. This aircraft is a popular tourist site. Since the middle 2000s, both wings and most of the tail was scrapped

Ki-21 Sally Manufacture Number 4403
Likely force landed November 7, 1943. Tail section remained until the early 1970s, afterwards scrapped or otherwise disappeared

Ki-21 Sally Manufacture Number 4501
Likely force landed November 7, 1943. Wreckage remained until the early 1970s, afterwards scrapped or otherwise disappeared

Ki-21 Sally Manufacture Number 6336
Likely force landed November 7, 1943. Postwar scrapped or otherwise disappeared

Ki-21 Sally Manufacture Number 6377
Likely force landed November 7, 1943. Wreckage remained until the early 1980, afterwards scrapped or otherwise disappeared

Ki-21 Sally Manufacture Number 6382
Likely force landed November 7, 1943. Wreckage remained until the early 1980, afterwards scrapped or otherwise disappeared

Ki-43-I Oscar Manufacture Number 726
Abandoned at Alexishafen, scrapped sometime in late 1970's

Ki-43-II Oscar Manufacture Number 5106
Abandoned at Alexishafen near Biges River

Ki-43-II Oscar Manufacture Number 5927
Tail only, whereabouts unknown, likely scrapped

Ki-43-II Oscar Manufacture Number 5965
Wreckage remained until early 1960s, whereabouts today unknown

Ki-46-II Dinah Manufacture Number 2375
Abandoned at Alexishafen, scrapped sometime in late 1970's

Ki-48-II Lily Manufacture Number 1342
Abandoned at the strip, largely scrapped over the decades

Ki-51 Sonia Manufacture Number 956
Inspected by Allied intelligence during May 1944, fate unknown

Ki-51 Sonia Manufacture Number 956
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Ki-51 Sonia Manufacture Number 1081
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Ki-51 Sonia Manufacture Number 1242
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Ki-51 Sonia Manufacture Number 2053
Wreckage in bomb crater, since removed or scrapped

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 347
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 484
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 521
Inspected by Darby in 1974, since removed or scrapped

Aircraft formerly at Alexishafen, recovered

Ki-43-II Oscar Manufacture Number 5465
Recovered by AWM in 1984, unrestored at AWM & AWM Annex

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 292
Recovered by Robert Jarrett 1989, displayed at Classic Jets Museum

Ki-61 Tony Manufacture Number 299
Recovered by AWM 1984 to PNG Museum exported Robert Greinert