Robert, I was waiting and hoping for Black Sheep Squadron to make an appearance. And you just made Louis ( @lgardner ) a happy man.

It involves Corsairs, of course Louis will be happy!

True, Jeff. Between them, Vought, Brewster, and Goodyear manufactured over twelve and a half thousand Corsairs. I think Jim and Louis are running them close...

@bentwing

Now the pressures really on!

Now you are talking ! You got my attention with this one... I have a lot of information and photos on Corsairs, so if you need a little help please don't hesitate to ask. This was my favorite TV show as a child, since it has my favorite plane in it, so for me it's a great choice.

Here's a picture of one of Harry Doan's F4U's that I took back in the 1970's when this TV show was very popular. This particular F4U is an early F4U-1 and currently resides in South America in a museum.

If you look close, you can see Harry's heavy lift helicopters in the back ground. If you look "REALLY" close, you can see another F4U in the back ground. It's right above the cockpit section of the plane in the foreground of this photo. Harry also owned "Race #57" at one time, which was a Goodyear F2G version.

You just made my day... 🙂 Heck, even my whole weekend.

I want more! More from Robert and more from Louis! Not to mention Tom C, David L-s, Gary S, Travis P, John R and anyone else out there in Internet-Land who can add to a post about Corsairs, TV shows, Black Sheep Squadron (Real or Electronic), Harry Doan, Jim Sullivan's immense wealth of knowledge about F4Us, or ... well, you get the idea! C'mon keep this one alive!

What's NOT to like about Corsairs?!?!