Vought F-4 Corsair

This was the plane that I was most excited about seeing as I had never witnessed one flying. ; This is actually an FG-1D that was produced by Goodyear as Chance Vought could not keep up with product demand.

Here it comes photo fly-by

Vought FG-1D Corsair by jbwolffiv, on Flickr


Vought FG-1D Corsair by jbwolffiv, on Flickr


Vought FG-1D Corsair by jbwolffiv, on Flickr

 

Love the angle and crop on the second one. ; Looks so close!


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Thanks Peter! ; I actually just got lucky as he passed and did not crop much at all on that one.

 

Great shots John. ; I love how you can see the pilot in the second shot.

Here is my favorite F4 Corsair photo.

 

Thanks Jeff, Chris and Dennis! ; I got super lucky with that pass. ; Chris, where did you take that?

 

I took this photo on a dive in Hawaii in November 2011. ; The plane is located about a mile southeast of Diamondhead. ; The story we were told was that the pilot was flying back into Hickham in 1942 and ran out of fuel and belly landed the plane. ; It sunk straight to the ocean floor 107 feet down.

Best dive ever!

 

I have only dived twice, both in Bermuda and it was great!

Thanks Tim!


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Good shots and exposure John! The Corsair is a great bird to see in flight and I love the sound of that massive radial engine. Wonder if Dan was flying the Corsair that day. Did you get a chance to talk with the pilot? American Air power has a choice collection and they never disappoint ; .

Jason

 

Thanks Jason, all those planes have such a great sound! ; I only talked to a pilot that brought over a P-51, and it was dumb luck that I caught him. ; I did not see any pilots hanging with their planes unless they were giving rides.



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