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VOUGHT-SIKORSKY V-166 Corsair (N713JT)
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VOUGHT-SIKORSKY V-166 Corsair (N713JT)

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130 of N713JT 442 of CORS 21111 at KOSH
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Robin Rebhan
There is just something special about these war birds that helped keep America free!
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ken kemperPhoto Uploader
Robin....You are so right !!
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Andrew Botwick
My favorite aircraft of WWII
Love that massive engine & hugh prop.
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terry kelsey
The Zero pilots never cared for it much.
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William Bingham
My favorite WWII fighter. Plus it could carry a 4,000 lb. bomb load. It also saw service in Korea. The -5 had a top speed of 472 MPH. All around great airplane.
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