Brewster buffalo

RAF Brewster B339E wrecks cannibalized for parts, probably in Singapore .Two of the Buffalos, serials W8156 and W8207, were operated by 453 Squadron RAAF

F2A Buffalo

Brewster F2A-3 Buffalo ' American fighter aircraft , Midway 1942 .

Brewster B-339B Buffalo ' American fighter aircraft . Export version for the Belgian air force(Composante air), 1940

Designed and built by Brewster Aeronautical Corporation in 1937, the F2A Buffalo aircraft was the U.S. Navy's first monoplane fighter aircraft and was intended to replace the Grumman F3F. Introduced in June 1939, the aircraft had already been modified a number of times and held the designation of F2A-3 upon United States' entry into World War II. The aircraft was 35 feet in length and approximately 26 feet in height. For armament, the Buffalos had two fixed forward-firing 0-50-in guns in…

TR 1537. Aircraftman Jim Birkett and Leading Aircraftman Wally Passmore working on the portside Merlin engine of a Supermarine Spitfire of No 241 Squadron Royal Air Force on a chilly day in Southern Italy

Brewster F2A Buffalo American fighter aircraft variants

Brewster F2A-1 Buffalo Shipborne Fighter

For the most part, the aircraft at the top of the WW II era are easily accessible and known by anyone who has studied, or even lived, the era. However,