"Every US Aircraft Used in Korean War – The Complete List You've Never Seen"

From WWII‑era Mustangs to jet‑powered Sabres and tiny medevac helicopters, the Korean War skies were packed with every kind of aircraft the United States could field. ✈️🔥

In this video, we go through every major US aircraft used in the Korean War – fighters, bombers, carrier planes, helicopters and transports – and show what role each one actually played in the conflict.

You’ll see:

🛩️ Fighters & Interceptors

F‑51 Mustang – WWII legend turned low‑level fighter‑bomber
F‑80 Shooting Star & F‑84 Thunderjet – early USAF jets
F‑86 Sabre – MiG Alley’s top dogfighter
F‑82 Twin Mustang & F‑94 Starfire – long‑range and night/all‑weather fighters
💣 Bombers & Attack Aircraft

B‑29 Superfortress – high‑altitude raids over North Korea
B‑26 Invader & B‑45 Tornado – fast low‑level strike and early jet bombing
AD Skyraider – the “flying dump truck” of close air support
⚓ Navy & Marine Corps Aircraft

F4U Corsair – bent‑wing fighter back for a second war
F9F Panther & F2H Banshee – carrier‑based jets
F7F Tigercat – twin‑engine night‑fighter workhorse
🚁 Helicopters & Rescue

H‑5 Dragonfly & HO3S – early SAR and liaison choppers
H‑13 Sioux – iconic MAS*H medevac helicopter
H‑19 Chickasaw – bigger troop and medevac lift
🚛 Transports & Support

C‑47 Skytrain, C‑46 Commando, C‑54 Skymaster
C‑119 Flying Boxcar & C‑124 Globemaster II
T‑6 Texan FAC and L‑5 Sentinel liaison aircraft
If you’re into Korean War history, Cold War aviation, scale models, or flight sims, this is your complete visual guide to the aircraft that actually flew the missions – not just the famous dogfighters.

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⚠️ This video is for historical and educational purposes only. It does not promote or glorify any war or ideology.