Grumman F11F Tiger Walk Around Part II
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Unique positioning of the 20mm cannons outboard of the air intakes.
BTW I was 8 yrs old in ’60 when they performed at DMAFB in AZ.
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I suspect they would have had problems with ingesting gasses from the guns.
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Some odd facts on this aircraft at Wiki; it had 4 20mm cannons, but none of the photos reveals their positions except for a drawing. Also one shot itself down!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grumman_F-11_Tiger#cite_note-17
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