Editing Globe GC-1 Swift (section)

{{Short description|American sport aircraft}}
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{{Infobox aircraft
 |name = GC-1 Swift
 |image = globe_swift.jpg
 |caption = Globe Swift
 |type = Civil aircraft
 |manufacturer =[[Globe Aircraft Corporation|Globe Aircraft]]/[[Texas Engineering and Manufacturing Company|TEMCO]]
 |designer =R.S. Johnson
 |first_flight =GC-1A Swift: [[1942 in aviation|1942]]
 |introduction =1946
 |retired =
 |number_built =1,521 (including prototypes)<ref name="Davisson p. 71">Davisson 1983, p. 71.</ref>
 |status =
 |unit cost =
 |primary_user =
 |more_users = 
 |developed_from = [[Culver Cadet]]
 |variants = 
 |developed_into = [[T-35 Buckaroo]]
}}
[[File:CC-SHE (GC-1B).jpg|thumb|Globe GC-1B]]
[[File:Globe Swift instrument panel.JPG|thumb|right|Swift instrument panel]]

The '''Globe GC-1 Swift''', also known as the '''Globe/Temco Swift''', is a light, two-seat sport [[monoplane]] from the post–[[World War II]] period.