Data Quality88%
01 / Overview
Mitsubishi G3M Rikko
Category
Country
Prime contractor
Production
1935–1945
Quantity
1,048
Operators
Conflicts
02 / Specs & Design
◎General6MOD.6
- First Flight1935
- Service Entry Year1935
- Crew5
- Primary RoleMedium bomber/torpedo bomber
- Generation3rd
- In ServiceYes
◈Powerplant4MOD.4
- Engine TypeRadial
- Engine ModelMitsubishi Kinsei
- Number of Engines2
- Internal Fuel3,870 kg
▣Performance5MOD.5
- Top Speed375 km/h
- Cruise Speed280 km/h
- Service Ceiling9,200 m
- Ferry Range4,380 km
- Combat Radius2,200 km
◇Dimensions7MOD.7
- Length16.45 m
- Wingspan25 m
- Height3.68 m
- Wing Area75
- Empty Weight4,960 kg
- Loaded Weight7,100 kg
- Max Takeoff Weight8,000 kg
◆Armament7MOD.7
- Hardpoints1
- Weapons Payload800 kg
- Internal Gun1× 7.7 mm Type 92 machine gun (nose), 4× 7.7 mm Type 92 machine guns (dorsal, beam, ventral)
- Air-to-Air MissilesNo
- Air-to-Ground MissilesYes
- Anti-Ship MissilesYes
- Nuclear CapableNo
▤Avionics & Stealth4MOD.4
- RadarNone (later G3M3 had rudimentary radar)
- IRSTNo
- Electronic Warfare SuiteNo
- Targeting PodNo
⬢Production & Cost1MOD.1
- Total Built1,048
▲Service History4MOD.4
- Retirement Year1945
- Production Start1935
- Production End1945
- Operational StatusRetired
03 / History
SERVICE LIFESPANStill in Service
- 1935Production started
- 1937First deployment: Second Sino-Japanese War
- 1945Production ended
91
years in service
10
years in production
1,048
units produced
3
countries operating
ⓘ The producing country still actively operates it.
04 / Conflicts
MITSUBISHI G3M RIKKO · CONFLICTS SERVED IN0% win
Total Conflicts
1
Victories
0
Ongoing
0
Losses
0
ⓘ Shown only from conflicts recorded in our database.
06 / MASS Score
Not enough weapon data to rank this category.
📖 TERMS ON THIS PAGE2terms
Air-to-Ground Missiles are guided missiles fired from aircraft to attack ground targets. They enable aircraft to engage and destroy enemy ground positions, vehicles, and installations.
Anti-ship missiles are guided missiles designed to engage and destroy naval vessels. They are typically used by aircraft, ships, or submarines to attack enemy ships.
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