Yes, That's the kite. The UC-103 was the later designation. The earlier one was C-103, according to a booklet for the F3F series. The G-32 NC1326 was built slightly after or along with the NC1051 Gulfhawk III, s/n. 42-97044. Both were the two-seaters and followed the F3F-2 off the production line. The difference between the NC1326 and NC1051 was the engine. The post-war registration of her was NC 46110.
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Yes, That's the kite. The UC-103 was the later designation. The earlier one was C-103, according to a booklet for the F3F series. The G-32 NC1326 was built slightly after or along with the NC1051 Gulfhawk III, s/n. 42-97044. Both were the two-seaters and followed the F3F-2 off the production line. The difference between the NC1326 and NC1051 was the engine. The post-war registration of her was NC 46110.
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RAAF Consolidated PBY Catalina A24 on a training flight over Australia the net
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803 Sqn FAA Fairey Fulmar on HMS Formidable during the Madagascar Operation 24 April-10 May 1942 the net
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Boeing B-17 armada the net
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FM-2 Wildcat of VC-14 on the flight deck of USS Hoggatt Bay (CVE 75) 1944 the net
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Great pic of SM-79
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885 NAS Seafire Mk IIC is shown on board Formidable in the Mediterranean in 1944 the net
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Grumman F4F 4 Wildcat VF-9 Black 9F6 landing aboard CV 4 USS Ranger 1942 the net
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Hellcats recovering aboard the USS Saratoga (CV-3) the net
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A Lockheed Ventura of RAF No. 21 Squadron circa 1941. The type makes its first flight today.
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Captain Eric S. Lock of the RAF in the cockpit of his Spitfire Mk. V with his dog, 31 July 1941.
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Kingfisher being launched from a catapult aboard USS New Jersey, date unknown the net
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North American AT-6D Harvard III 'NZ1061' NZAF the net
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Lowry Field with aircraft 1940s the net
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P-40s over Oahu, 1 August 1941.
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German crew sighting the 20mm cannon on a Bf 109F fighter of JG 54 'Grünherz' fighter wing, near
Leningrad, Russia, August 1941.
Leningrad, Russia, August 1941.
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The first Curtiss Tomahawks, Marks I and IIA, to enter squadron service with the RAF, in the hands of No. 403 Squadron RCAF at Baginton, Warwickshire the net
