The single seat Ki-10 was Kawasaki’s second attempt to evolve a replacement for the Japanese army air force’s Type 92 Intercepter Fighter. The first had been the Ki 5 monoplane, designed in 1933 in conjunction with Dr Richard Vogt, which proved to have a performance and manoeuvrability below that specified by the army air force.
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