Name the Plane

[midnight Target]

Trying to stump ya...and this is the ONLY plane in WW2 with that can claim....WHAT?

[BenDover]

the plane with the weirest looking verticle stab?

[salem]

Seversky P-35 innit?

Was used operationally by the Japanese in WW2.

regards,
Salem

[funkedup]

P-35A, used by the Japanese, Sweden, USAAF, and I think maybe China.

[Shuckins]

Try this stumper;

What country was the designer from?

What other aircraft did he design?


Shuckins

[midnight Target]

The Japanese Navy ordered 20 of a two-seat version of the P-35 in 1938, the only American-built planes used operationally by a Japanese squadron during WW II. Sweden also purchased 60 improved single-seat EP-106s, but a second order for 60 was taken over by the U.S. Army in 1940 and designated P-35As. Most were assigned to the 17th and 20th Pursuit Squadrons in the Phillipines; all were lost in action early in the war.

You guys are good!

[Widewing]

Originally posted by Shuckins
Try this stumper;

What country was the designer from?

What other aircraft did he design?


Shuckins

See my website for the answers....


P-35 Designer

My regards,

Widewing

[H. Godwineson]

Widewing,

Right on both counts!

Give yourself an A plus!  Go to the head of the class!

Regards,  Shuckins

[Sikboy]

Widewing,

Do you run the CoA museum site? If so, that's a great site. Anyone should check it out. I spent a lot of time over there just last week. In fact, I'd even read that page (and the other two in the series).

-Sikboy

[midnight Target]

LOL, I was looking up Seversky and stumbled onto Widewings site before I saw his post. Excellent job and thank you.

[dwcace]

I'm pretty sure it's the Seversky P-35 or 36.