330-PS-487 (USN 707863):  The famed carrier fighter Chance-Vought “Corsair” F4U is being flown over an American carrier in sorties against the invading North Koreans is here shown in a ground shot which displays its formidable array of armament.  The present “Corsair” is a much improved version of the same plane which gained fame for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps pilots during World War II.   In strikes against the North Koreans, the plane is able to carry eight 8-inch rockets and three 1,600 pound bombs in addition to its four 20mm guns.  Photograph released August 2, 1950.  (7/14/2015).
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