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USMC Grumman EA-6B Prowler assigned to the Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 23

Working on a E-2 Hawkeye inside the hangar of the carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt

E-2 crossing the ramp.

Douglas A-4E Skyhawk from USN composite squadron VC-1 refuels a USMC McDonnell F-4J Phantom II from VMFA-235, 1-Mar-1977

USMC Douglas F4D Skyray fighters prepare to launch from the carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1959. Despite a short service life it was the 1st carrier launched plane to hold the world's absolute speed record -752.943 mph/1.211.744 km/h) and a new time-to-altitude record, 49.221ft/15.003m in 2'36"

Blackburn Buccaneer strike aircraft on board RN carrier HMS Hermes. Designed in the late 50s for very low level attacks against the Soviet Navy, at almost wave level, flying below the horizon of some Soviet naval radars, in addition it was also nuclear capable.

USN Boeing Vertol HH-46D SAR helicopter at NAS Cubi Point, Philippines

USMC F4U-4B Corsair loaded with rockets and bombs preparing to take off from the escort carrier USS Sicily off the coast of Korea, 1950. This version of the Corsair was also armed with 4x20 mm cannons instead of machine guns.

XF3H-1 prototype (McDonnell F3H Demon) on the deck of USS Coral Sea in 1953.

An MH-60S Sea Hawk approaches for landing on the Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh, South of Japan, 22-May- 2017.