Vought V-141 USN NAS Anacostia Flight Test Section May 1936 GM&O — the Gulf

GM&O — the Gulf

responsible for evaluating every major naval aircraft and system before fleet introduction

four distinct identities

adding four General Electric J47 jet engines in paired underwing pods to supplement the six Pratt & Whitney R-4360 radial piston engines — giving rise to the famous “six turning

Designed to fit on a Kato PB unit frame

Vought V-141 USN NAS Anacostia Flight Test Section May 1936 GM&O — the GulfThese are 1 72 scale decals for the Vought V 141, as demonstrated to the United States Navy at Naval Air Station Anacostia, Washington D. C. by the Flight Test Section in May 1936, wearing Light Blue No. 23 overall with natural metal wheel spats and cowling details, pre war national insignia with red center dot in four sizes, and the distinctive red and white rudder stripes. Just two months after its 29 March 1936 demonstration to the Army Air Corps