US 220 King fisher

[Shamrock]

US 220 King fisher...I'm sorry I don't have any pics or specs on this plane,it was a torpedo bomber. As well as a reconosiance plane it was given to. The USN and some USMC squads and played a HUGE part in the war

[Nemisis]

Never heard of it. Just that speaks none to good of its chances. Post some more stuff up here. Can't add anything without knowing what it is.

[Ack-Ack]

It's actual name is the OS2U Kingfisher and was the primary float plane used on US battleships.  I believe only one Marine squadron used the Kingfisher, VMS-3 and it was exported to UK, USSR, and Australia.  Honestly, other planes are more needed than the Kingfisher.


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[Rino]

     Here ya go Spamrock, google is obviously not your friend.



     Since it's an Observation Scout aircraft with multiple pontoons,
I'm thinking your research is as shoddy as ever.  In fact, I can not
recall a single type of torpedo bomber that used a catapult launch system.

     You have to work very hard to be this ignorant, which is why I strongly
suspect you of being a shade.

[Nemisis]

Shade?

[Ack-Ack]

    Here ya go Spamrock, google is obviously not your friend.



     Since it's an Observation Scout aircraft with multiple pontoons,
I'm thinking your research is as shoddy as ever.  In fact, I can not
recall a single type of torpedo bomber that used a catapult launch system.

     You have to work very hard to be this ignorant, which is why I strongly
suspect you of being a shade.

The OS2U-3 was able to carry a small payload of depth charges and 100 pound bombs, not sure if the catapult versions were able to carry ordnance while launched or if the land based Kingfisher squadrons were the only ones to carry ordnance.


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[Meatwad]

Kingfisher? Amos would have someone to talk to finally

[Nemisis]

Hey, guys? What is a shade .

[Clone155]

Hey, guys? What is a shade .

Nemesis you are suppost to use your other account to say that, 

[Ruler2]

    Here ya go Spamrock, google is obviously not your friend.

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     Since it's an Observation Scout aircraft with multiple pontoons,
I'm thinking your research is as shoddy as ever.  In fact, I can not
recall a single type of torpedo bomber that used a catapult launch system.

     You have to work very hard to be this ignorant, which is why I strongly
suspect you of being a shade.

lol,looks like a BREW and SBD put together.  don't ya know? that big thing underneath is the torpedo,DUH! 

[Nemisis]

Nemesis you are suppost to use your other account to say that, 

Oh, oops. I knew I was forgeting something.