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The Navy's three aircraft carriers docked at the Navy Yard circa 1930. Ships are, from front USS LANGLEY (CV-1), USS SARATOGA (CV-3), and LEXINGTON (CV-2) HISN
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Obviously, these are Vought Vindicators but I assume that they are USMC.

VT-8 was equipped with Vindicators before being reequipped with TBD.

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Aleutian hillside covered in tents overlooking a flooded maintenance area INHG
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Obviously, these are Vought Vindicators but I assume that they are USMC.

VT-8 was equipped with Vindicators before being reequipped with TBD.

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Not the USMC but navy VS-41 and VS-42 judging by the markings. S stands for "scouting". USN usually had 1 or 2 scout squadrons and the rest were torpedo squadrons (on the same ship). AFAIR VS-41 became VB-41 and VS-42 became VB-42 in 1943.
 
B-24H Liberator 8AF 467BG790BS Q2M Witchcraft ASBIZ
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P-61 Black Widow of the 548th NFS 'Coopers Snooper' REDD
P-61 Black Widow of the 548th NFS 'Coopers Snooper' REDD.png
 
Always jealous of the USN, the Army decided it needed its own carriers. Take-off was rather challenging ... landing-on was more so...... P-38 pilots were not impressed......
 

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