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* [[Corsair F Mk II (Great Britain)|Corsair F. Mk II]] <big><span style="color:goldenrod">♠</span></big>
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* [[F4U-4|F4U-4 Corsair]]
* [[F4U-4B|F4U-4B Corsair]]
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===USA===
''USA First stage of test ([https://warthunder.com/en/news/2712--en more informat
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===USA===
** F4U-1a
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* F4U Corsair's climb and turn rates have been fixed
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You will have a choice between 7 nations : the USA, Nazi Germany, the USSR, Great Britain, the Empire of Japan, the Italian Re
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...best [[F-16 (Family)|F-16]] out of all variants, tactics for the [[F4U-4]] Corsair in Air RB, which is better: [[Leopard 2 PSO]] or [[Leopard 2A6]].
:''Pages of History:'' unconventional [[:Category:USA ground vehicles|American SPGs]]
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|market=AU-1 Corsair (USA)
The '''AU-1''' was a variant of the F4U Corsair developed from the F4U-5, and was originally designated as the F4U-6 but wa
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|market=items_F2G-1 Super Corsair (USA)
...erformance deficiencies in testing and engine issues also doomed the Super Corsair from further production.
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|link= A-7 Corsair II (Family)
...-7 won the competition and was named A-7 'Corsair II' in homage to the F4U Corsair. The A-7A started production in 1966 and saw action in Vietnam. The USAF d
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.... This aircraft was later developed into the [[A-7 Corsair II (Family)|A-7 Corsair II]], a US Navy replacement for the [[A-4 (Family)|A-4 Skyhawk]].
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