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F4U Corsair

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The F4U Corsair fighters first took flight in 1940. Jointly designed by Rex Beisel and Igor Sikorsky, the fighters with inverted gullwings were designed as carrier fighters from the ground up but without sacrificing much of the capabilities. The Corsairs were the first American fighters to reac...

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