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| Keywords: Lot-9436-17: New Eyes for the U.S. Navy. Seen beneath the split landing gear of one of the brood is a flock of new Curtiss-Wright SOC “Seagull” aircraft, a new type of scout-observation planes now in service with the U.S. Navy. The new “eyes of the fleet” carry two men, and may be equipped with wheels for carrier basing or floats for battleship service. The speedy, versatile craft are powered by Ranger, inverted V Type air-cooled motors, and can range hundres of miles from their ocean homes in search of enemy forces. Office of War Information Photograph, March 12-15, 1942. (2016/01/08). Lot-9436-17: New Eyes for the U.S. Navy. Seen beneath the split landing gear of one of the brood is a flock of new Curtiss-Wright SOC “Seagull” aircraft, a new type of scout-observation planes now in service with the U.S. Navy. The new “eyes of the fleet” carry two men, and may be equipped with wheels for carrier basing or floats for battleship service. The speedy, versatile craft are powered by Ranger, inverted V Type air-cooled motors, and can range hundres of miles from their ocean homes in search of enemy forces. Office of War Information Photograph, March 12-15, 1942. (2016/01/08). | ||||
