Cessna 337 Skymaster Government Aircraft Boeing 747 Pan Am airplane

Boeing 747 Pan Am airplane model

Navy in 1993 to replace their existing Cessna O-2 Skymasters as air attack aircraft

Primary armament included HARM (AGM-88) and Maverick (AGM-65)

The F4U-4 arrived late in WWII and served only during the last four months of the conflict

These modified RF-8Gs could be identified by the presence of two large afterburner cooling air intakes mounted on their upper tailcones

Cessna 337 Skymaster Government Aircraft Boeing 747 Pan Am airplaneCessna 337 Skymaster airplane model. The Model 336 Skymaster first flew on February 18 1961, but significant improvements to the design were made before production aircraft were delivered. Changes included more powerful engines, a larger fuselage with seating for six, and revised wing, tail and rear engine cowling. The 336 was delivered from mid 1963 and production lasted until late 1964 when it was replaced by the 337 Super Skymaster ('Super' was