The McDonnell F2H Banshee was a carrier-based jet fighter developed by McDonnell Aircraft Corporation in the early 1950s. It was designed for the United States Navy and featured a twin-engine configuration, which provided improved performance and reliability. The Banshee was primarily used during the Korean War and was known for its speed and agility in combat. Equipped with advanced radar and armament, the F2H Banshee played a significant role in naval aviation. It was capable of carrying a variety of weapons, including rockets and bombs, making it versatile for different missions. The aircraft was eventually retired in the late 1960s as newer models emerged.