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Home > Aircraft Profiles > American Aircraft > Boeing P-26 Peashooter The P-26 Peashooter would be the first all-metal monoplane fighter to serve with the United States Army Air Corps. It would form

Home > Aircraft Profiles > American Aircraft > Curtiss P-36 Hawk With the United States in need of modern fighter aircraft during the 1930s, the P-36 was developed to fill this gap. However, by the

Home > Aircraft Profiles > American Aircraft > Curtiss Hawk 75 The Hawk 75 fighter was an export version of the P-36 and was sold to a number of countries including China and France. When used by the

Home > Aircraft Profiles > American Aircraft > Consolidated PBY Catalina A twin-engined flying boat used by the United States Navy, the Catalina played a vital role in the Battle of the Atlantic and

Home > Aircraft Profiles > American Aircraft > Douglas SBD Dauntless The Dauntless was the United States Navy foremost dive bomber during the early part of the war in the Pacific. It played a major