#f3h demon

[skyfire85]

That's a McDonnell F3H Demon.

[emaadsidiki]

Intrepid Museum 🚢🛩️🗽 NYC

[nocternalrandomness]

USN McDonnell F3H Demon photographed in 1958

[usafphantom2]

VF-92 McDonnell F3H-2N Demon 133577 by Wing attack Plan R Via Flickr: 1962 - 63: with VF-92 as NF-201 30 November 1964: Struck off charge at NAF Litchfield Park, AZ. Photo Credit's: Unknown to me (reprint scan), 1962 photo.

[kasperl-ruprecht]

F4D!

Back when there was more than one type of plane on a carrier deck.

[judgemark45]

The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Independence (CVA-62) photographed in April 1959, during her shakedown cruise.

Planes on deck include the following types from Carrier Air Group 7 (CVG-7): Douglas A3D "Skywarrior" (including BuNo 135420, an A3D-1), Heavy Attack Squadron VAH-1 Smokin' Tigers; Douglas A4D-2 "Skyhawk" (including BuNos 142708 and 142712), Attack Squadron VA-86 Sidewiders; McDonnell F3H-2 "Demon" (including BuNos 143434, 143447, 143448 and 143474), Fighter Squadron VF-41 Black Aces; Vought F8U-1 "Crusader" (including BuNos 145386 and 145429), VF-11 Red Rippers. Note paint pattern on the carrier's landing path.

[captain-price-unofficially]

McDonnell F3H Demon, a rather forgotten predecessor of the famed F-4 Phantom

[airconditioneddungeons]

McDonnell F3H-2M Demon

“Demon Dreams” art by Amos Tan

[kingjain]

U.s. Navy Mcdonnell F3h-2n Demon (buno 133572) Hawaiian Shirt

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[aweisz]

the people have spoken

first off. phantom is a F-4 Phantom II both because of the name and because theyre shaped similarly

dew is a F3H-2 Demon because look at it

cumulus is a X-32 JSF (sorry for the boeing but its literally her)

cirrus is this thing. Bayraktar Akıncı. the only unmanned thing on this list but im making an exception for her. also bayraktars are sooo sexy

mountain is a Su-57. cant explain this one

rain. JF-17 Thunder

swiss is an A-10 Thunderbolt II but specially one with a shark's mouth on it

aurora is the second exception because Su-26 is not a fighter but its her. pink

would anyone be interested in a ghouls as fighter aircraft thing

[dangerousthingobservation]

F3H Demon

[bookloversofbath]

U.S. Naval Air Superiority: Development of Shipborne Jet Fighters 1943-1962 :: Tommy Thomason

U.S. Naval Air Superiority: Development of Shipborne Jet Fighters 1943-1962 :: Tommy Thomason

U.S. Naval Air Superiority: Development of Shipborne Jet Fighters 1943-1962 :: Tommy Thomason soon to be presented for sale on the marvellous BookLovers of Bath web site! North Branch: Specialty Press, 2007, Hardback in dust wrapper. Includes: Black & white profiles; Black & white photographs; Charts; Colour photographs; Diagrams; Tables; Illustrated endpapers and blanks; Cutaways; From the…

[limethechef]

Update: I fed the snail and finally got my first real jet: the F3H-2 Demon, it has been pain since this post and there will be more pain later, next up is a tank at 8.0, my american lineup rn is:

XM800T, T32E1, T-114, F3D-1, F9F-2 (for ground rb, F3H for air) F2H-2, M163 and the AH-1G

Please don’t make the same mistake I have made,

Do NOT FEED THE SNAIL!!!! NO MATTER WHAT BASEMENT GUY COOKS UP!!!! DON’T BELIEVE THEIR LIES!!!

[s117rartblog]

Is not well done I knoooooow xd I just wanted to practice lights and play with the brushes since my current commissions will be full backgrounds. So is a good way to practice before start working. And also is been a lot since I draw the precious handsome Ashen Demon Husband. 

He can have all my “uwus” <3 <3

[usafphantom2]

In 1953, McDonnell Aircraft began work on revising its F3H Demon naval fighter.

On 19 September 1953, McDonnell approached the United States Navy with a proposal for the "Super Demon". The McDonnell design was therefore reworked into an all-weather fighter-bomber, the XF4H-1.

@CcibChris via X

[coldwarairforce]