The first fighter aircraft to go aboard U.S. aircraft carries in squadron strength was the Chance Vought Corporation's VE-7.
An edition of Historic Naval Aircraft
(2004)
Historic Naval Aircraft
The Best of "Naval History" Magazine
by Norman Polmar
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Historic Naval Aircraft: From the Pages of <I>Naval History</I> Magazine (Photographic Histories)
January 16, 2006, Potomac Books Inc.
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Historic Naval Aircraft: The Best of "Naval History" Magazine
January 1, 2004, Potomac Books Inc.
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Historic naval aircraft: from the pages of Naval history magazine
2004, Brassey's
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