Late 1930's - early 1940's - U. S. Navy N3N "Yellow Peril" trainer biplanes from NAS Miami over Government Cut, Miami photo

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Late 1930's - early 1940's - U. S. Navy N3N "Yellow Peril" trainer biplanes from NAS Miami over Government Cut, Miami

Miami, Florida

Naval Air Station (NAS) Miami became Opa-locka Airport in the early 1960's when the federal government gave most of the airport to Dade County for use as a non-commercial general aviation airport.

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Mark Lincoln		10-Nov-2016 18:10
The aircraft are Naval Aircraft Factory N3N "Yellow Peril" trainers. The N3N served as instrument trainers until 1960.

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