Photos of World War II Aircraft | World War II Database

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Deck crews secure a damaged FM-2 Wildcat following a hard landing aboard the training aircraft carrier USS Sable on Lake Michigan, United States, 1943-44.	Do 335 Pfeil at rest, circa 1940s	F-5A Lightning photo-reconnaisance aircraft converted into an aerial ambulance, date unknown; note wing tanks converted with window and capable to carry one stretcher each	F-5C “All On View” of the 22nd Photographic Recon Squadron makes a low level pass over RAF Mount Farm, Dorchester, England, UK, 1943-45

F1M aircraft in flight, date unknown	F4F Wildcat aircraft flying above USS Wolverine, Lake Michigan, United States, 1940s	F4U-1 Corsair fighter of No. 14 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force at Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1944	F4U-1 Corsair fighter under construction, United States, circa 1944

F4U-1 Corsair fighters in flight over Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, United States, 1944	F4U-1A Corsair fighters of US Navy squadron VF-17 in flight, Southwest Pacific, 1944; seen in Feb 1969 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation News	F4U-2 Corsair nightfighters on a carrier flight deck, 1944; seen in May-Jun issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation News	F6F Hellcat fighters of Fighting Squadron 6 warming up aboard USS Intrepid, 1944, photo 1 of 2

F6F Hellcat fighters of Fighting Squadron 6 warming up aboard USS Intrepid, 1944, photo 2 of 2	F6F Hellcat of VF-16 launches from the carrier Lexington (Essex-class) while two others wait along with an SBD Dauntless, 1943-44.	F6F Hellcat, SB2C Helldiver, and TBM-1C Avenger aircraft warming up on USS Intrepid's flight deck, 1944	F6F-3 Hellcat fighters preparing for launch aboard USS Saratoga, 1943-1944

F6F-3 Hellcat from the Light Carrier USS San Jacinto flying over the Pacific, 1944-45.	F6F-3 Hellcat of Fighting Squadron 1 aboard the Fleet Carrier USS Yorktown (Essex-class), 1944.	F6F-5 Hellcat fighter in flight, 1943-45.	F6F-5F Hellcat of VF-23 loses its tail section upon landing aboard the carrier Princeton, 1943-44.