Kamu bisa jelasin ke aku soal Vought F4U Corsair?

F4U Corsair adalah pesawat tempur milik Sekutu yang beroperasi pada Perang Dunia 2. Pesawat ini memiliki julukan yang beragam dan yang terpopuler yaitu "Whistling death". Pesawat ini memiliki tipe sayap inverted gull.

Ada banyak varian F4U Corsair, diantaranya: F4U 1A, F4U 5, dan masih banyak lagi.

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