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Aviation History / Military Aviation
The ‘Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre’ debacle: The first Corsair combat proved a fiasco with nine American aircraft being lost for a single Zero-sen shot down
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of the mission where VMF-214 Black Sheep CO Gregory “Pappy” Boyington shot down 5 Japanese fighters and became “ace in a day”
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
The “accidental” arrival of the legendary F4U Corsair in the South Pacific and the story of Ken Walsh, the first man to become a “Corsair ace”
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Cold War Era / Military Aviation
Corsair Vs Yak-9: how two F4Us shot down four Yak fighters and scored USMC first aerial kills of the Korean War
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation / Warbirds
Here’s how the Royal Navy fixed the F4U shortcomings for which the US Navy deemed the Corsair unsuitable for aircraft carrier operations
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
Rare Colored Video Shows F7U Jets in action aboard USS Hancock (along with the Infamous Cutlass Ramp Strike Accident)
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Warbirds
Flying the Seafire: a comparison with the Vought F4U Corsair and Hawker Sea Fury
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The story of Thomas Hudner, the US Navy F4U Pilot, MOH Recipient who Crashed His Corsair On Purpose To Get To His Downed Wingman
Military Aviation / Warbirds
Pappy Boyington’s F4U Corsair “Lulubelle” and the Nose Art that Never was
Aviation History / MiG Killers / Military Aviation
