The Jaguar A was a single-seat all-weather tactical strike, ground-attack fighter version developed for the French Air Force. Two prototypes (I presume this is one of them) and 160 production aircraft built.

Derived from the MF.11 'Shorthorn', the Farman HF.20 and HF.22 were the first aircraft type acquired in numbers by the Dutch army and navy in 1913-14. This wonderful picture shows one of the naval Farmans as a trainer towards the end of its career in 1919. De Kooy airfield near the naval port in Den Helder opened on 7 October 1918. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

This Curtiss A-1 Triad replica was one of two constructed in San Diego in 1961 for the 50th Anniversary of Naval Aviation. This one is a non flying exact replica, using the same materials as the original A-1 including an original Curtiss 75 HP V-8 engine. The other was a flying replica, which had some modifications for safety reasons, as it was flown in the 1961 anniversary airshow over San Diego Bay. The flying replica was lost in the San Diego Air & Space Museum fire in 1978.

With EC 3/3 "Ardennes" markings and wearing a nice boar's head livery . Preserved now in Paris within Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace.

At the now closed museum. A replica.

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