103K views · 2.4K reactions | Here's a cool compilation clip of some Grumman Duck flights I have taken over the years at Fantasy of Flight. The video appears to be the sequence of a single flight pattern, but is actually pieced together from several flights. Hope you enjoy it. | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

The Grumman J2F Duck was no ordinary floatplane. With its fuselage built into a giant central float, retractable wheels in the hull, and a rugged radial up front, this quirky amphibian flew everything from mail runs to air-sea rescues in World War Two. #aviation #aircraft #pilotlife | AvPay.aero

The Columbia Aircraft Corp. of Valley Stream, N.Y., built the Grumman-designed J2F-6 Duck on display. Delivered to the U.S. Coast Guard on June 9, 1945, it became surplus in 1946. Afterward it had a series of civilian owners and "starred" in several films, including "Murphy's War" of the early 1970s. This aircraft is painted to represent one of the rescue OA-12s the USAF acquired in 1948. | National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

Walk-around FHCAM's Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat with Senior Restoration & Maintenance Manager Jason Muszala. Simple, rugged, and deadly, the Hellcat dominated the skies over the Pacific during World War II. Explore the unique systems, history, and design that lead to its success in the Pacific. | Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum