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Northrop A-17A, 3 AG

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  • mambo1935 said:
    grace!

15_002657 Northrop Nomad Twin Wasp Jr

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  • John Sanders said:
    Cool plane!
  • Roly said:
    This is a 'target tug' paint job. They were used as such by the Canadian Air Force during the war.
  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Pity we can't see the complete paint job on this one. The visible digits 60 does not fit any of the known deliveries to RCAF.... Stig
  • warhawk55 said:
    Some info there: www.warbirdsnews.com/warbirds-news/northrop-nomad-a-17a-r...
  • Batman_60 said:
    Here's another photo of an RCAF target tug Nomad, RCAF serial 3496 coded '53'. And here's 3495 with no code number. So the search continues for the true identity of our '60'.

Oscar Westover Special Collection Photo Northrop A-17AS, 36-349, crash scene

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  • Greg Bishop said:
    Westover died, aged 55, in a plane crash on September 21, 1938. The Northrop A-17AS he flew, a single-engined attack aircraft used as a high-speed staff transport, had a reputation for stalling, and only a month before, Col. William McChord had been killed in the crash of one. Westover's aircraft, AC serial 36-349, experienced a high-speed stall and crashed in a crosswind short of the runway at Lockheed Aircraft's air field in Burbank, California, now known as Bob Hope Airport. No one on the ground was killed, but his crew chief S/Sgt Samuel Hymes also died. Oscar Westover is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Westover Joint Air Reserve Base in Chicopee, Massachusetts, formerly the headquarters of the Eighth Air Force, and now the largest reserve base in the Air Force as home to the 439th Airlift Wing, is named in his honor. wiki info