The F4F Wildcat may not have been faster or more agile than the Japanese Zero, but it changed the course of aerial combat in the Pacific. With superior durability and tactics like the Thach Weave ...

Slower and less agile than Japan’s Zero, the F4F Wildcat should have been outmatched. Instead, new tactics and tough design ...

How the Rugged F4F Wildcat Held the Line During World War II Designed by Grumman Iron Works, the tough little fighter kept America in the fight during those early dark days in the Pacific Theater ...

GM built two versions of the F4F that the Navy designated the FM-1 and FM-2. The Wildcat in the National Air and Space Museum, Navy Bureau of Aeronautics serial number 15392, is the four-hundredth ...

The Grumman F4F Wildcat was the primary Navy and Marine Corps fighter during the first year and a half of World War II, playing a key role in such battles as in Coral Sea, Midway and Guadalcanal ...

This 1944 Grumman FM-2 Wildcat made by General Motors' Eastern Aircraft division, part of a decorated bloodline, is selling restored for $1,225,000 ...

GM built two versions of the F4F that the Navy designated the FM-1 and FM-2. The Wildcat in the National Air and Space Museum, Navy Bureau of Aeronautics serial number 15392, is the four-hundredth ...