Best US Naval Fighter Of WW2, F6F Hellcat Discover the untold story of how one combat pilot's four-hour meeting changed the course of World War Two in the Pacific. In April 1942, Lieutenant Commander Edward O'Hare, fresh from receiving the Medal of Honor, walked into Grumman Aircraft with combat intelligence that would transform American naval aviation. This is the remarkable history of the F6F Hellcat, the carrier fighter that achieved an unprecedented nineteen to one kill ratio against Japanes

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448 reactions · 1K shares | The film "Jet Bombers Go To Sea" documents the introduction of the world's largest carrier-based aircraft, the Douglas A3D Skywarrior into fleet service, fifty-five years ago today. Most of the footage was shot on board the carrier USS Forrestal (CVA 59) depicting aircraft of Heavy Attack Squadron (VAH) 4. | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook