The F4U Corsair is, in my humble opinion, one of the best fighter aircraft ever put to use in WWII. It proved invaluable in the Pacific War, crushing the Japanese and their vastly inferior A6Ms. It went on to be a very successful carrier-borne fighter. It wasn't always so, though. At first, the aircraft showed itself to be too problematic during carrier operations at sea. As a result, it was confined to land bases and was used by the Marines who fell in love with it, producing many aces. Surprisingly, it was the British who worked out the design flaws, making this awesome warbird capable of use on Allied aircraft carriers. Interestingly enough, the Corsair was the US Navy's first dedicated fighter-bomber aircraft, since there was enough room on the belly for an explosive device to be mounted there. This aircraft saw extended use around the world after WWII and was even used by the US in Vietnam. Sadly, as all technology is, it was made obsolete by newer technology and replace by faster and deadlier jet aircraft. Nevertheless, it remains an important piece of American aviation history and can be found in museums throughout the US. I've done some testing and found that when the fuel is below 40% and the bomb is dropped, landing on the USS Jundroo becomes significantly less difficult. Keep in mind that it's a carrier landing, so don't expect success on the first try. TOP SPEED: around 400 AG1: Bombs away!