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171 photos and 4 illustrations tagged f4f, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- grumman
- wildcat
- aircraft
- grummanwildcat
- f4fwildcat
- grummanf4fwildcat
- aviation
- grummanf4f
- airplane
- navalaviation
- g36
- grummang36
- militaryaviation
- prattwhitney
- twinwasp
- r1830
- prattwhitneytwinwasp
- prattwhitneyr1830twinwasp
- pw
- prattwhitneyr1830
- usnavy
- usn
- unitedstatesnavy
- f4f3
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Recent uploads
The last upload was May 2021.
Mitscher_00364_2 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2021
Mitscher_00365_2 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2021
Mitscher_00363_2 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2021
Bilstein_00673 Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat (mfr) from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2019
01_00094552 Grumman FM-2 Wildcat from SDASM Archives uploaded June 2019
air show image from SDASM Archives uploaded August 2018
air show image from SDASM Archives uploaded August 2018
air show image from SDASM Archives uploaded August 2018
curatorial image from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2018
world war two from SDASM Archives uploaded June 2018
curatorial image from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2018
F4F from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2018
sdasm historical image from SDASM Archives uploaded November 2017
sdasm image from SDASM Archives uploaded June 2017
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Ray Wagner Collection Photo
from SDASM Archives
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Batman_60 said:
Possibly Grumman XF4F-4 Wildcat BuNo 1897 (Model G-36) with hydraulically operated folding wings. First flew on April 5, 1941, and was delivered to the Navy on May 14, 1941.
Ray Wagner Collection Photo
from SDASM Archives
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Batman_60 said:
Grumman XF4F-8 Wildcat BuNo 12229, possibly one of two prototypes, lighter weight version with Wright XR-1820-56 Cyclone 1,350hp engine, tall tail, belly windows deleted. Later possibly fitted with straight radio mast, and possibly became the prototype for the most produced Wildcat variant, the Eastern FM-2, with 4,407 going to the US Navy, plus 370 to the Fleet Air Arm as the "Wildcat VI".