FJ-4 Recognition Briefing

[@ozzieanglin262]

VMF-232 (The Red Devils) flew this aircraft in 1956. My Dad was C.O. of that squadron when we were in Hawaii so as his son I was able to get up close to the jet.

[@typenamehere166]

Ah yes checking it's weight, that's a good way to know if it's friend or foe mid flight

[@Johnnycdrums]

The end music made me think "Sea Hunt" was next.

[@paladin0654]

Unique video, thanks.

[@ozzieanglin262]

My Dad did fly the Panther in the Korean War.

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

Aeronave muito Bonita! Uma linda da istoria da Aviação!

[@realistic.optimist]

The razorback / dorsal kills the lines.

[@sjoormen1]

How does it compare with F-86?

[@allangibson8494]

This was a naval version of the Super Sabre.

[@katherineberger6329]

@@allangibson8494 No, the FJ-4 was an offshoot of the F-86/FJ family. The Super Sabre was an all-new aircraft with some features in common with the F-86.

[@briancooper2112]

@@katherineberger6329 correct

[@randydavis7650]

#WarThunder

[@photon9565]

in wt it's b version, but is broken anyway... look at the air intake

[@ronaldtartaglia4459]

Video games are gay

[@R.Lennartz]

@@ronaldtartaglia4459 You're gay

[@briancooper2112]

Talk to me Goose!