C-5 Galaxy (Euro scheme) Japan The vast majority of F4U

The vast majority of F4U sorties (54470 out of 64051) were flown from land bases

only a handful remain

Under the Lend-Lease program

but in the summer of 1918 it was outclassed by the newly arrived Fokker D

which had received the popular name "Wildcat" a few months earlier

C-5 Galaxy (Euro scheme) Japan The vast majority of F4UC 5 Galaxy airplane model. The Lockheed Galaxy is one of the world's largest aircraft. It is almost as long as a football field and as high as a six story building and has a cargo compartment about the size of an eight lane bowling alley. The C 5 is the only aircraft that can transport any of the Army's combat equipment, including the 74 ton (66,600 kilogram) mobile scissors bridge, tanks and helicopters. The maximum weight for takeoff during