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Naval
Aircraft Factory N3N
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Designed
by the U.S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, the prototype XN3N-1 first
flew in August 1935. Used as a trainer, almost all N3Ns were
surplused at the end of World War II except for a few floatplanes
which remained in service at the U.S. Naval Academy until 1961.
The N3N acquired the nickname "Yellow
Peril" for its all yellow paint scheme when in U.S. Navy
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page updated 11 February 2008
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