Short Straw, USS Leyte, USS Cimarron, USS Henderson in the Korean War.

The glistening upright wings clearly identify the deck load of aircraft as being the F4U Corsair, Vought's most successful and long lived aircraft in naval aviation history.  From its inception it set records, some of which still stand today.  Of the 12,570 examples produced (7,829 by Vought  4,006 by Goodyear, and 735 by Brewster),  the Corsair still remains the most manufactured tail hook aircraft of all time.  Fortunately, with the advent of the Korean War, the Navy possessed 846 F4u's and -4B's