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September 19th 03, 07:17 PM
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No sweat! The F4F would probably have to taxi up to the number one wire for
a trapped landing. It probably could also make a deck-run-takeoff off the angle deck with room to spare. WDA VF-24, VA-192, 1956 - 1959 end "Charles Talleyrand" wrote in message ... Suppose someone tried to land an F4F Wildcat on a modern American aircraft carrier. We'll give the carrier a few hours to prepare, and lets assume the carrier is at sea and moving. Can a WWII fighter land on a modern carrier? Can it get back in the air? -Much Thanks -CMTalleyrand 
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