name this plane (for fun)

[STINGERSIX78]

noooo... ^^

[Panzergranate]

I'd be very amazed if anyone manages to figure this one out.

1 point for the manufacturer.

1 point for the US Navy Designation.

1 point for the name.

1 point for the British service name.

Only one clue concession.... it isn't a Grumann designed aircraft.

[P-51]

Originally Posted by Panzergranate

I'd be very amazed if anyone manages to figure this one out.

1 point for the manufacturer.

1 point for the US Navy Designation.

1 point for the name.

1 point for the British service name.

Only one clue concession.... it isn't a Grumann designed aircraft.

General Motors?

turkey?

TBF?

Avenger?

[Panzergranate]

Originally Posted by P-51

General Motors? Nope

turkey? Nope

TBF? Nope

Avenger?

Nope

And it isn't the Sea Wolf either.

Another few clues:

It was a competitor, against the Avenger, as a replacement for the Douglas Devestator, and not so famous.

Found more on escort and light carriers, land bases and lend lease to Allied nations fighting in the Pacific theatre. Also a trainer.

It could also dive bomb, unlike the Avenger, so no TB prefix.

The company always named aircraft with the same initial letter as the company name.

[STINGERSIX78]

brewster?

[STINGERSIX78]

@soviet ace....

nope

[FOZ_1983]

@ Stinger - SU7?

[FOZ_1983]

@Stinger - SU-9??

Honestly mate i've no idea, im just clutching at straws. Me and jets don't go well together lol.

[Panzergranate]

Originally Posted by STINGERSIX78

brewster?

Nope.....

This company had two own design lend lease fighters in production, one lend lease divebomber and one famous trainer monoplane version of one of their fighters in addition to this aircraft.

[Panzergranate]

Is the jet Chinese by any chance??