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July 27th 07, 09:03 AM
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Hellcat
Hello,
Steven P. McNicoll a écrit : "Pjmac35" wrote in message The Royal Navy operated Hellcat Is which were equivalent to the F6F-3, and Hellcat IIs, equivalent to the F6F-5, of which this aircraft is one. The Royal Navy never used the US designations. As this A/C was built for the Royal Navy contract it never was an F-6 of any stripe. Every Hellcat operated by the Royal Navy was an F6F. The F-6 was named Skyray. And the Royal Navy operated the F4, the F4 and the F-4  ie Martlet, Corsair, and Phantom (II) Bye  -- D520 Roundels of the World : http://cocardes.monde.online.fr 
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