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Does anyone recognize the aircraft sitting out in

Does anyone recognize the aircraft sitting out in our boneyard?

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $300, Alex... Th

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $300, Alex...

This airplane first flew in 1930 and was used until the early years of WWII.

Remember to put your answer in the form of a question. 😉

Here you can see our Grumman F11F-1 Tiger nestled

Here you can see our Grumman F11F-1 Tiger nestled in between some other aircraft. This Tiger is one of the rarest of all the Grumman “cats” with only 200 built and very few survivors. The Tiger started life as an F9F Panther/Cougar variant and Grumman’s design when the Navy required a modernized Cougar variant. However, it was such a departure from the Cougar design with a 35-degree swept wing, coke-bottle-shaped fuselage, and reduced transonic drag, it was designated the F-11A Tiger. The Navy saw potential in the design and soon placed it with five first-line squadrons. At that time it was the Navy’s fastest carrier-born fighter.

Our Tiger served with VF-21, VT-23, and VT-26.

Can you tell what multi-engine airplane is hiding behind our Tiger?

📷 rockieee.cr3

Who knows what this tool is used for?

Who knows what this tool is used for?

We can't get over how beautiful the Kingcobra is i

We can't get over how beautiful the Kingcobra is in flight. 😍 Did you get to see our P-63 flight demonstration earlier this year?

📷 @roberttphotography

Haunted Hangar Trick or Treat is tomorrow starting

Haunted Hangar Trick or Treat is tomorrow starting at 1PM! Remember: kids in costume get free admission with their parent's ticket. Don't forget a bag for all the candy. See you there!

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