Warpaint Series 70 Vought F4u Corsair 1st Edition Charles Stafarce by Charles Stafarce instant download after payment.

A piston-engined fighter that managed to stay in the front line in the U.S. Navy for more than three years in the 1940s to 1950, must have been something special. Such was the case with the F4U Corsair, which entered service with the U.S. Navy in 1942 and wasn't retired until out of service until 1955. During this period, the Corsair served in both and the Korean War, contributing generously to the war effort to the war effort and acquiring a certain notoriety in the expert hands of USMC pilots. The British air fleet also flew this type of aircraft
type of aircraft during the Second World War, and it was they who first used it
used for the first time in deck operations. In 1956, the French Navy used it on its aircraft carriers during the Suez crisis, and in Latin in Latin America, it was still being used as a combat aircraft in 1978 !
Written by Charles Stafrace and illustrated by Richard J. Caruana, two names
familiar with the Warpaint series, this publication covers the Corsair from its creation creation to its retirement. The book's 72 pages also include 142 color and black & white photographs, 7 pages of full-color drawings and a set of 1:72 scale drawings, as well as the usual data expected in the Warpaint series, such as a table. complete with squadrons and squadrons and lists of representative serial and production numbers.