File:AirExpo 2010 Navy - N3N Primary Trainer (4836769730).jpg
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| Description | The US Navy built the N3N at the Naval Aircraft Factory in Philadelphia, PA from 1935-1941. They were used by the Navy and the Coast Guard as a primary training aircraft and were used both with fixed landing gear and with floats. Of the nearly 1000 N3Ns that were built, approximately 20 are airworthy today. |
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| Source | AirExpo 2010: Navy N3N Primary Trainer |
| Author | Pete Markham from Loretto, USA |
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