JRS-2 US Navy Utility Seaplane- One of them which survived Pearl Harbor is in the Smithsonian Museum

The JRS-2 here is shown in standard Navy warpaint with sea-blue on top and cloud white beneath. The JRS-2 has a special place in history as one of them which survived the attack on Pearl Harbor (it was at Ford Island) has been saved and preserved by the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C.

The picture on the previous page was how the JRS-2 looked on December 7, 1941.

2 Pratt & Whitney 750 hp engines.

165 mph speed

18 passenger seats 750 mile range

JRS-2 US Navy Utility Seaplane. 2 Pratt & Whitney 750 hp engines. 165 mph speed, 18 passenger seats, 750 mile range. The JRS-2 here is shown in standard Navy warpaint with sea-blue on top and cloud white beneath. The JRS-2 has a special place in history as one of them which survived the at

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