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The Vought XO5U-1 (BuNo 9399) parked on land. "The United States Navy contracted three companies to produce prototypes to meet a requirement for a catapult launched biplane, with a central float and folding wings. Douglas produced the XO2D-1, Curtiss the XO3C-1 and Vought the XO5U-1. It was powered by a single Pratt & Whitney R-1340-12 piston engine and first flew on May 8, 1934." It lost to the Curtiss O3C-1, which became the Curtiss SOC Seagull.
Date: May 14, 1936
SDASM Archives: 40959541, 40959528, 00028776
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Vought XO5U-1 BuNo 9399 by Batman_60 Via Flickr: at Naval Air Station (NAS) Anacostia in Washington DC, crashed near NAF May 1938.
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The Vought XO5U-1 (BuNo 9399) at Annapolis.
Date: 1930s
SDASM Archives: 40959554
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The U.S. Navy Vought XO5U-1 (BuNo 9399) on land.
Date: May 8, 1934
SDASM Archives: 40958235
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The U.S. Navy Vought XO5U-1 observation aircraft (BuNo 9399) on the water.
Date: May 22, 1934.
SDASM Archives: 40957723
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The U.S. Navy Vought XO5U-1 observation aircraft (BuNo 9399) on the water at Naval Air Station Anacostia in Washington DC.
Date: October 30, 1934
U.S. Navy National Museum of Naval Aviation photo No. 2000.091.053.020
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