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MITSUBISHI F1M ‘PETE’
MITSUBISHI F1M ‘PETE’
In the 1930s, as part of its interest in the Pacific region, Japan saw the need for floatplanes to operate from sheltered waters of the south Pacific islands in its future campaigns.
  • David C. Eyre
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FRIEDRICHSHAFEN FF 33E
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN FF 33E
Friedrichshafen Flugzeugbau GmbH was founded in 1912 in the town of that name on Lake Bodensee, this area being famous for its construction of the Zeppelin airships.
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CURTISS MODEL 71 (SOC SEAGULL)
CURTISS MODEL 71 (SOC SEAGULL)
The SOC Seagull was a two-seat scout / observation aircraft designed by Alexander Solla and built for the US Navy by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation.
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CESSNA L-19 BIRD DOG
CESSNA L-19 BIRD DOG
In 1950 the Cessna Aircraft Company of Wichita, Kansas, won a competition for the design of a liaison and observation monoplane for the US military services with the Model 305A, a development of the commercial Model 170 with similar wings, tail unit, and landing gear.
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BELL OH-58 KIOWA
BELL OH-58 KIOWA
The US Army in 1960 issued a proposal for a light observation helicopter and Bell Helicopter submitted a variant of the Model 206, which became the YHO-4A.
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VULTEE L-1 VIGILANT
VULTEE L-1 VIGILANT
In 1940, in response to a US Army requirement for a two-seat unarmed light observation aircraft, Stinson produced the Model 74 and three examples were produced as the YO-49 and evaluated against the Bellanca YO-50 and the Ryan YO-51.
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VOUGHT UO-1
VOUGHT UO-1
The Vought UO-1 was designed as a two-seat observation biplane for operation from ships of the United States Navy fleet and to be fitted with a single centre float and outrigger floats, to be catapulted off the ships and make unarmed reconnaissance, returning to the ship and landing on the
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MORANE SAULNIER CRIQUET
MORANE SAULNIER CRIQUET
During World War II, to permit German plants to be used for the production of fighters and bombers, the German RLM decided to transfer production of lesser important aircraft to other countries, the types involved including the Fieseler Storch.
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INTERSTATE AIRCRAFT S-1A CADET
INTERSTATE AIRCRAFT S-1A CADET
The Interstate Cadet was a two-seat in tandem high-wing single-engine monoplane produced by the Interstate Aircraft & Engineering Corp based in El Segundo, California and during 1941 and 1942 a total of about 320 examples was produced, mainly for the US military.
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