Vintage Photograph Douglas Aircraft Company Douglas F4D Skyray Fighter Jet at LAX 1954
"The F4D's cruise speed is 520 miles per hour, and its maximum speed is 722 miles per hour at sea level, and 695 miles per hour at 36,000 feet. It has a maximum speed of 25,000 lbs (loaded) and a service ceiling of 55,000 ft.
The F4D is derived from German design concepts developed late in World War II. Two prototypes of the Douglas design were ordered on December 16, 1948, as the XF4D-l. The initial flight was made on January 23, 1951."
Features:
• Rare and One of a Kind black and white photo of the F4D Skyray Fighter Jet at LAX
• Printed on glossy photo paper with hand written notes on the bottom 8 x 10
• From the estate of a NASA engineer
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Condition: shows some signs of use and aging, no rips or tears, please see pictures, stored carefully with an acid sleeve and board. Shipped carefully.