Vought V-141 USAAC Wright Field Materiel Division 29 March 1936 AAR Postwar high-speed intelligence-gathering missions throughout the

high-speed intelligence-gathering missions throughout the Cold War

based at McConnell Air Force Base

While it would eventually be overshadowed by the swept-wing B-47 Stratojet

This aircraft wears the striking ADC Gray finish — an unusual choice for a FAC aircraft more commonly seen in Olive Drab or Southeast Asia camouflage — making it a distinctive and eye-catching companion piece to the camouflaged O-1E 56-2612 also from the 21st TASS

a Southern Pacific subsidiary operating in Louisiana and Texas

Vought V-141 USAAC Wright Field Materiel Division 29 March 1936 AAR Postwar high-speed intelligence-gathering missions throughout theThese are 1 72 scale decals for the Vought V 141, as demonstrated to the United States Army Air Corps at Wright Field, Ohio on 29 March 1936, wearing natural metal with an Insignia Red (FS 11136) nose section, pre war national insignia with red center dot in four sizes, and the distinctive red and white rudder stripes. The Vought V 141 was a single seat monoplane fighter developed as a private venture by Chance Vought Aircraft, derived directly from