RF-101 Voodoo airplane model U.S. Coast Guard the Japanese accepted Allied terms

the Japanese accepted Allied terms for unconditional surrender

The first prototype XC-123 made its initial flight on October 14

Two of the three squadrons moved to Kunming

A total of 2

Allied aviators who faced it called themselves "Fokker Fodder"

RF-101 Voodoo airplane model U.S. Coast Guard the Japanese accepted Allied termsRF 101 Voodoo airplane model. The McDonnell RF 101C Voodoo was an unarmed reconnaissance variant of the F 101C fighter. The RF 101C was unarmed. It carried six cameras in its nose. Two Fairchild KA 1s were aimed downward, with four KA 2s facing forward, down and to each side. Beginning in 1954, McDonnell Aircraft Corporation built 807 F 101 Voodoos. 166 of these were the RF 101C variant. This was the only F 101 Voodoo variant to be used in combat