at6texan

6 photos tagged at6texan, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1945

2013

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Michael Bludworth said:
AT-6
fulvue said:
Agreed, looks like North American AT-6 Texan (or Harvard when in UK use).
Michael Bludworth said:
@fulvue, yes, but those fin stripes make them AAF for sure. From this angle the viewer cannot ascertain if the gear is retractable - or not. But...because there are so many...AT-6 is a very safe guess!
John Linwood said:
Is the curved rudder more indicative of a BT-9 than the later AT-6 which had a straight edged rudder?
Michael Bludworth said:
Good observation! I think you're right about the BT-9! This isn't a great pic - I would like to see the fabric on the fuselage...

Mitchel25J (69 plus million Views Thank You ) said:
North American Aviation AT-6D

Ed Dempsey said:
SNJ advanced trainers, Navy version of the Army AF T-6 Texan. Built by North American Aircraft. Many were surplused after the war, restored, and survive, today, in groups like Titusville's "Valiant Air Command" and the Texas-based "Commemorative Air Force"...formerly "Confederate Air Force". They are a common and colorful sight at air shows all over the country. .