McDonnell FH Phantom (test and development)

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The McDonnell FH Phantom (test and development) was an early U.S. Navy jet fighter prototype used for experimental and evaluation purposes during the transition from piston-engine to jet-powered carrier aircraft.

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instanceOf carrier-based fighter prototype
experimental aircraft
jet fighter prototype
military aircraft
aircraftCategory carrier-capable aircraft
aircraftConfiguration twin-engine jet
aircraftFamily McDonnell FH Phantom family NERFINISHED
aircraftRole fighter
research and development platform
aircraftType fixed-wing aircraft
basedOn McDonnell FH Phantom NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor carrier operations
evaluation of jet operations at sea
developmentPhase prototype
test and development
era early Cold War
post–World War II
historicalSignificance part of transition from piston-engine to jet-powered carrier aircraft
launchPlatform aircraft carrier
manufacturer McDonnell Aircraft Corporation NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Navy
operator United States Navy
propulsionType jet-powered
relatedTo early U.S. Navy jet fighters
piston-engine carrier fighters
serviceBranch U.S. Navy NERFINISHED
status historical aircraft
retired
technologyDemonstrated carrier jet takeoff and landing procedures
early naval jet propulsion
usedBy naval aviation evaluators
test pilots
usedFor carrier suitability testing
experimental trials
test and evaluation
transition training from piston to jet aircraft
usedIn experimental carrier operations

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Allison J35 turbojet usedOnAircraft McDonnell FH Phantom (test and development)
subject surface form: Allison J35