The Piper J-3 Cub is a simple two-seat, high-wing light airplane that became an enduring symbol of accessible flying. Its forgiving handling and low operating cost made it a dominant American trainer before and during the Second World War. Military liaison versions served in reconnaissance, ambulance, and supply roles, and thousands of surviving Cubs remain active with private pilots and antique-aircraft communities.
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