6.3K views · 24 reactions | Curtiss Kittyhawk III P-40 at raf Hendon museum #curtiss #p40 #rafhendon | The Flying Duck77 | Facebook

One of the last American biplane fighters, the Curtiss P-6E Hawk entered service in 1932 with the U.S. Army Air Corps. It reached speeds of 200 miles per hour and was known for its colorful squadron markings. The Hawk was retired in 1937, the same year Britain introduced the Hawker Hurricane. #aviation #usa #aviationlovers #aviationdaily | AvPay.aero | Facebook

Curtiss Hawk 75 at Imperial War Museum Duxford. The type performed well with the French Air Force in 1940, but was not available in sufficient numbers to make an impact. #ww2 #ww2history #wwii #curtiss #warbirds | Daniel J Wheatcroft

2.8K views · 23 reactions | Fly with us! Come to Pensacola and explore the world's largest naval aviation museum. | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook

20K views · 798 reactions | The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola is one of the coolest places we've explored. Masive aircraft, flight simulators, and stories that span generations of brave pilots and sailors. If you've got a thing for aviation, the Navy, or just epic American history this place will blow you away. #traveltips #pensacolaflorida #adventurelifestyle #history #museum #aviation | Cody & Kellie | Facebook

15K views · 660 reactions | No wonder it was called the “Big Fighter!” | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook