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Grumman G-32A NC1326 Floyd Bennett Field 8Feb38 [GHC via RJF]

  • airmanisr2 said:
    G-32 / G-32A Gulfhawk III A civilian version of the F3F, powered by a 1,000 hp (750 kW) Wright R-1820 Cyclone. Two aircraft were built, one for Grumman Aircraft Company and the second, Red Ship, for Al Williams as the G-32A Gulfhawk III

Ens[ign] Noressey and Cadet Thenics at the Naval Air Base, Corpus Christi, Texas (LOC)

  • CitrusFreak said:
    Propaganda-tastic! Beautiful composition.
  • kevbeaux said:
    Bush 41 trained here too.

Grumman, F3F-2

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  • greenac1 said:
    did this plane just crash recently or is this something from a crash years ago
  • Jon D said:
    greenac1 Decades ago! This feed is all from an archive of photos from aviation history. I think this one is the one crashed in the 40's and recovered in the 90's, as described here: "A Grumman F3F-2 was ditched off the coast of San Diego on 29 August 1940 while attempting a landing on Saratoga. The fighter was rediscovered by a navy submarine in June 1988, and recovered on 5 April 1991. It was restored at the San Diego Aerospace Museum."
  • Zeeshan Javed said:
    NIce find!
  • excellence III said:
    Outstanding Photo...
  • vagabu (José Luis) said:
    An excellent photograph that I see, as all I could see in your gallery, all with the signature of a good knowledge of photography.
    My sincere congratulations for that.
    Kind regards.

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