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| Description | The first aircraft assigned to Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida (USA), was this Grumman J2F-3 Duck (BuNo 1578), which arrived on 16 January 1940. This aircraft would remain as the Commanding Officer's plane. A North American SNJ Texan is visible behind the Duck. |
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| Source | NAS Jacksonville homepage [1] |
| Author | USN |
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