Variants
- XF9F-6
- First three prototypes of the F9F Cougar
- F9F-6
- 646 built; redesignated F-9F in 1962.
- F9F-6P
- 60 were built for reconnaissance
- F9F-6D
- drone directors, converted from F9F-6s; redesignated DF-9F in 1962.
- F9F-6K
- unmanned drones for combat training, converted from F9F-6s; redesignated QF-9F in 1962.
- F9F-6PD
- drone directors, converted from F9F-6Ps; redesignated DF-9F in 1962.
- F9F-6K2
- an improved version of the F9F-6K target drone, converted from F9F-6s; redesignated QF-9G in 1962.
- F9F-7
- 168 were built with the Allison J33 engine; most were converted to take J48s; redesignated F-9H in 1962.
- F9F-8
- 601 aircraft; redesignated F-9J in 1962; they had up to 4 AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles
- YF9F-8B
- Prototype for a single-seat attack-fighter aircraft converted from a F9F-8; later redesignated YAF-9J.
- F9F-8B
- F9F-8s converted into single-seat attack-fighters; later redesignated AF-9J.
- F9F-8P
- 110 photo-reconnaissance versions.
- YF9F-8T
- one F9F-8 aircraft converted into a prototype for the F9F-8T training aircraft; later redesignated YTF-9J.
- F9F-8T
- 377 two-seat trainers acquired; redesignated TF-9J in 1962.
- NTF-9J
- Two TF-9Js used for special test duties.
- YF9F-9
- Original designation of the YF11F-1 Tiger prototypes. First flight was on 30 July 1954; redesignated in April 1955.
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