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American WWII fighter plane (Vought F4U Corsair ) approaching

American carrier-based fighter is flying against the blue sky

Two F14 Tomcat fighter jets engaged in a dogfight with unseen opponents. One of the Tomcats is firing a missile.

$The gritty black and white image is of an F4U-1A Corsair. The Corsair is one of the most iconic fighters of WWII. With its bent 'gull' wing to accommodate its 13 foot propeller, the aircraft was very recognizable. This particular aircraft, built in mid-1943, is one of the oldest F4Us still flying. This specific aircraft saw combat service in the Pacific Theater, in part, with the famed VMF-214 \$

Flight line of B-25s at Randolph Field in 1949. San Antonio, Texas, USA. Scene would have been identical in WWII. Kodachrome scanned film with grain. Vignette in original film.

Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA - June 1, 2024: An F6F Hellcat performas at the 2024 Legacy of Liberty Airshow at Holloman Air Force Base.

Sea Vixen in clear blue sky over Poole Bay, English Channel, England. De Havilland Sea Vixen twin boom tail, twin engine jet airplane used by the British Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy for flight from aircraft carriers in air defence during the late twentieth century

New York City, New York, USA May 28, 2023: Blue Angel Hornet on display on the deck of the USS Intrepid docked in New York City

Patuxent River, Maryland, USA - February 13, 2016: Close-up of a U.S. Navy McDonnell Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk jet fighter/trainer on static display at the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School at Naval Air Station Patuxent River.

Jacksonville, USA - October 26, 2014: A vintage World War II Vought F4U Corsair flies at an air show in Florida.

Lisbon, Portugal: retired Fiat G.91 R/3 jet fighter aircraft - without unit or serial markings on public display on a plinth in front of the Military College building - The aircraft was developed by Fiat Aviazione in Italy and was intended to replace the F-86 Sabre within NATO. The “G” stands for Fiat Avio chief designer, Giuseppe Gabrielli. After Fiat Aviazione merged with other Italian aircraft manufacturers to form Aeritalia SpA, the designation changed to Aeritalia G.91 - The aircraft was widely used by the Portuguese Air Force in Africa (Mozambique, Angola and Guinea-Bissau provinces) in a ground attack role. It fought against African terrorist organizations, some financed and supported by the USSR or PR of China (Frelimo, MPLA, UNITA, PAIGC), but also against the FNLA, sponsored by a fellow NATO member, the US under JFK. Some aircraft were lost after the USSR supplied 9K32 Strela-2 light-weight, shoulder-fired, surface-to-air missile (MANPADS) to the terrorists. Ironically the Soviet Air Force would later face similar problems in Afghanistan with the introduction of the FIM-92 Stinger missile in Taliban service.

North American F-86A Sabre, England, 8 September 2007, Air to Air Photo of a North American F-86 Sabre or Sabrejet fighter jet airplane flying over the United Kingdom

Douglas AD-5N Skyraider dive bomber with extra fuel tank and torpedo taxiing. Photo taken in 1953.

New York, NY, USA - July 24, 2019: Fighter Jet on Aircraft Carrier at Intrepid Sea Air Sky Museum

Abandoned passenger airplane. No people.

World War II era fighter plane in a hangar

$Stationed at the Niagara Falls Air Station 1971-1982, this jet was flown by the NY Air National Guard 107th Tactical Interceptor Group as part of the \$

Fighter plane on Otonabee River view park, Peterborough, Canada.

Miramar, California, USA - September 23, 2023: The side view of a US Navy V-22 Osprey on display at America's Airshow 2023.

Sikorsky H-5 helicopter built about 1950 and photographed in USA in 1964. Kodachrome scanned film with grain.

$Fort Garland, Costilla County, San Luis Valley, Colorado, USA: 1948 United States Air Force Lockheed T-33A Shooting star on a roadside plinth, serial #57-6560, tail 138064 - Veteran’s Memorial Park, U.S. Highway 160. The T-33 was developed as a two-seat version of the Lockheed F-80C fighter-bomber. Lockheed produced 5,691 T-33s from 1948 to 1957. Canadair manufactured 656 T-33s under license as CT-133 \$

Flight line of Boeing US Navy T-45 Goshawk jet trainers parked at Gainesville Regional Airport Gainesville Florida photograph taken April 2021

Bottom view of a WWII assault plane (SBD Dauntless), with a bomb

$Corpus Christi, TX, USA - December 23, 2019: Technician repairing an old WW2 aircraft at USS Lexington, the 16-deck \$

Two McDonnell FH-1 Phantoms from Naval Air Reserve Station Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA during dedication of new terminal at Livingston Betsworth Field (Waterloo Municipal Airport), Waterloo, Iowa on June 9-10, 1951.

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