Kikashie Ki.14 Loadking

Designated by NATO as CRAMP, the Loadking design illustrated the Air Force's preference for unconventional configurations in it's aircraft. The compact tandem gull wing design allows the Loadking to operate out of unprepared, short strips, though it is hindered by limited range on account of its four engines. Never the less, the design has entered limited service, with development being conducted on maritime patrol and gunship variants.