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aircraft with 2 main lifting surfaces intended for duty with naval operators.
biplane, military biplane, naval, naval airplane

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Type	Description	Keywords	Source

aircraft	Vought O4U Corsair	aircraft family, naval biplane, ground observation aircraft, United States	Wikidata
aircraft	naval trainer biplane	aircraft function-lift-power class, naval biplane, naval trainer airplane, trainer biplane	Wikidata

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