Grumman F4F Wildcat: Early WWII Fighter of the US Navy (Legends of Warfare: Aviation, 4)
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Grumman F4F Wildcat: Early WWII Fighter of the US Navy (Legends of Warfare: Aviation, 4)
This iconic aircraft was designed and produced by Grumman as well as the newly formed Eastern Aircraft Division of General Motors. |As larger and more powerful fighters joined the fleet in the later stages of the war the Wildcat remained in the fray flying from the decks of escort carriers which were too small to permit the operation of the later aircraft. |The Wildcat was remarkable not only because it served through the duration of the war but also because it was the mount of some of the nation's most distinguished aces including Butch O'Hare and Joe Foss.|This iconic aircraft was designed and produced by Grumman as well as the newly formed Eastern Aircraft Division of General Motors. |As larger and more powerful fighters joined the fleet in the later stages of the war the Wildcat remained in the fray flying from the decks of escort carriers which were too small to permit the operation of the later aircraft. |The Wildcat was remarkable not only because it served through the duration of the war but also because it was the mount of some of the nation's most distinguished aces including Butch O'Hare and Joe Foss.|Design development and deployment of the Wildcat America's naval fighter during the early days of WWII|The mount of some of the nation's most distinguished aces including Butch O'Hare and Joe Foss|Scarce archival photographs of the US Navy's iconic front-line fighter throughout WWII
