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First-generation ‘modern’ monoplane fighters – The US Curtiss F13C

A history of the Curtiss F13C, which was a US 1930s monoplane fighter designed for carrierborne operations, including the specifications of Curtiss XF13C-1.

Posted byChris Chant14/04/201413/04/2014Posted inAircraft, Between the wars, Military AviationTags: carrierborne operations, Curtiss, F13C, US monoplanes

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