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The F3F was the last biplane fighter to serve on the U.S. Navy front line. The F3F-2 was the second of three F3F versions, with greater fuel capacity and range than the F3F-1; the Naval Aviation Museum also records Marine Corps service for the type.
Grumman F3F-2
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The F3F was the last biplane fighter to serve on the U.S. Navy front line. The F3F-2 was the second of three F3F versions, with greater fuel capacity and range than the F3F-1; the Naval Aviation Museum also records Marine Corps service for the type.
Grumman F3F-2
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F3F-2 — product listingF3F-2 · MSFS 2020
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