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by Barrett Tillman Naval Institue Press 1979 Softcover 220 pages photographs, notes, bibliography, appendixes, index $19.95 Language: English  Order this book online via amazon.com Return to |
Corsair The F4U in World War II and Korea This book is a history of the Corsair, spanning development, a summary of USN and USMC World War II Pacific usage, service with the Commonwealth, Korean War and other conflicts. Of interest, the Corsair was used by both Honduras and El Salvador during the Soccer War of 1969. Both sides used the type for patrolling, strafing and several dogfights, including one combat on July 14 when Honduras Air Force Captain Soto piloted Corsair 609 and shot down three El Salvadorian aircraft in one mission, including two Corsairs and a P-51D. Appendixes include: surviving Corsairs, variants, specifications and WWII monthly acceptance of Corsair production. Corsair on Google Books Review by Justin Taylan Return to Book Reviews | Add a review or submit for review Last Updated |
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