When it comes to the unique interplay of aviation and naval technology, the Curtiss SC Seahawk is an intriguing subject to explore. One of the last seaplane scouts built in the United States during World War II, the Seahawk was designed to operate from battleships and cruisers, offering a new perspective on the role of naval aviation. Despite the limited production run and a somewhat belated entry into the war, the Seahawk has etched its unique legacy in military aviation history, becoming the epitome of a generation of maritime combat aircraft. Contents Origins The story of the Curtiss SC Seahawk … Continue reading Curtiss SC Seahawk – Eyes and Ears of the Navy’s Reconnaissance