File:VMF-321 F8F-1s over Washington DC 1950.jpg
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DescriptionVMF-321 F8F-1s over Washington DC 1950.jpg | U.S. Marine Corps Grumman F8F-1 Bearcat of Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-321 flying over Washington D.C. (USA), in 1950. VMF-321 had converted from the F4U-4 to the F6F-5 in 1949 and then changed quickly to the F8F. In 1950, the F8Fs were traded for the F4U, again, as the F8F were needed to aid the French in Indochina. |
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Source | Official U.S. Marine Corps photograph in A History of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312 (PCN 19000307700), p. 12. |
Author | USMC |
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