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A Vought O2U-1 Corsair floatplane being lifted onboard USS TEXAS (BB-35).
Photographed sometime between January and June 1930.
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F3B-1s of VB-2B and O2Us of VS-3B on the hangar deck of USS Lexington (CV-2), June 1931-1933
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USS TEXAS (BB-35) underway in the ocean. If you look closely, one of her Vought O2U Corsair (it could be a O3U, it is hard to make out detail) is about to be launched from her catapult on turret no. 3.
Photographed sometime between June 1930 and April 1935.
Battleship Texas Foundation Archives: 2024.1012.7
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An O2U-2 prepares to take off from USS Langley (CV-1), 1931-1932
An O2U in flight over the Cavite Navy Yard, the Philippines, 1930
View of the Vought O2U-3 Corsairs onboard USS TEXAS (BB-35). These floatplanes were part of the CinC US Navy, which is designated by the fuselage marking "United States Fleet"
Photographed in Cristobal, Panama, circa either February 6 to 13 or March 9 to 10, 1930.
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