What is Grumman F-11 Tiger?
{|{{Infobox aircraft begin |name= F11F/F-11 Tiger |image= File:F11f grumman tiger.jpg |caption= VF-21 F11F-1 Tigers in left [[echelon formation]] }}{{Infobox aircraft type |type= [[Fighter aircraft]] |manufacturer= [[Grumman]] |designer= |first flight= 30 July 1954 |introduced= 1956 |retired= 1961 (Carrier)<br/> 1967 (Training)<br/> 1969 (Blue Angels) |status= Retired |primary user= [[United States Navy]] |more users= |produced= 1954–1959 |number built= 199<ref>Green 2015, p. 116.</ref> |developed from = |variants with their own articles= [[Grumman F11F-1F Super Tiger]] }} |} '''Grumman F-11/F11F Tiger''' is an [[USA|American]] [[Fighter aircraft|fighter]] [[Jet aircraft|jet]]. It was used by the [[US Navy]], in particular by the [[Blue Angels]]. After September 1962 it was called '''F-11 Tiger'''. None were sold to foreign [[countries]]. The F11F was a single-seat, supersonic carrier-based fighter. For the majority of its lifetime, it held multiple world records with a record altitude set at 76,939ft and also being one of Grumman's first Supersonic fighter aircraft. It had the engine powerplant of a Wright J65. The F11F Tiger had a range of 1,274 miles and a cruise speed of 577mph. == References == {{Reflist}} [[Category:United States Navy aircraft]] [[Category:Vietnam War aircraft]] [[Category:Grumman aircraft|F11F]]