North American RF-86F Haymaker Sabre - USAF Museum 04-18-2017
[i]After the Korean War, a handful of F-86Fs received more capable cameras under Project Haymaker. In order to fit the film magazines for the vertically mounted cameras, the aircraft acquired a distinctive bulge on both sides of the forward fuselage. The armament was removed to allow for the cameras, and the RF-86F "Haymakers" had painted-on gun ports to appear as if they were armed. [/i]
Witht htose distinctive bulges, I am not sure how many people were fooled by the gun ports.
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Witht htose distinctive bulges, I am not sure how many people were fooled by the gun ports.
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