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• aviation
• beechcraft
• sdasm
• aeronautics
• aircraft
• airplane
• c45
• expeditor
• beechaircraft
• beechaircraftcompany
• quastler
• copyrightbelongstoiequastler
• militaryaviation
• staggerwing
• biplane
• flight
• aviator
• sandiegoairandspacemuseum
• beechcraftstaggerwing
• beechmodel17staggerwing
• beechcraftmodel17staggerwing
• beechmodel17
• beechcraftmodel17
• beechstaggerwing

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• SDASM Archives 129 photos & illustrations
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• British Library 2 photos & illustrations
• IWM Collections 1 photo / illustration
• North East Museums 1 photo / illustration
• Cloyne and District Historical Society 1 photo / illustration

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Beech Model 99 N796A

from SDASM Archives

• Gary C. Orlando said:

  Beech 99, N796A would be Philly based Altair Airlines.

Mally_0056 Mally Collection Image

from SDASM Archives

• 3 older comments, and then…
• Stig Jarlevik said:

  Beech C-45 Stig

• Michael Mally said:

  Aviation Cadet William O’Brien Mally (standing second from left). Mally, two other cadets, and their two trainers (wearing officer hats) in front of their Beech AT-7 Navigator twin-engine trainer. Mally trained at Mather Army Airfield.

• Stig Jarlevik said:

  Could well be the AT version of the C-45. Photo is very thin and it is impossible to see any "astrodome" on top. Stig

• Michael Mally said:

  While it is true that the top of this print is is quite light and has almost no detail of the top of the fuselage, other images of an AT-7 lack an astrodome. Check-out the Pima Air and Space Museum’s (Tucson, AZ) AT-7. www.flickr.com/search/?group_id=787738%40N23&view_all...

• Stig Jarlevik said:

  Michael Mally Not sure what you mean here Michael. As far as I can see the Museum's AT-7 does have its astrodome (well metal navigation turret!) in place, even if the presentation of its USAAF s/n is a bit odd. Not a Beech 18 specialist by far, but to my knowledge all the AT-7s were built with that feature in place. Can't see any reason why the turret should have been removed here. A few were modified, and had it removed, while still in use by the AAF but that was during the post war period. Many AT-7s, when sold to civil users, after the war certainly had it removed. How original and what changes the museum's AT-7 has gone through is beyond me. Stig

Beech C-45 Expeditor

from SDASM Archives

• Batman_60 said:

  Beech SNB-2C Navigator BuNo 29639 (c/n 7787), ex USAAF 43-50215, redesignated TC-45J 9-18-62, converted to UC-45J, later N15404. Hulk reportedly survives.