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Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 56-682 Convair photo

  • Veedubber79 said:
    This is the sole Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 46-682 @ Muroc Field ca. Sep '48. It was the first delta winged jet to fly. Initially meant to be a very fast point defense interceptor, it was tested with a number of Allison jet engines until retired in Oct. '53. Data from these flights lived on in the Convair Interceptors (Delta Dagger & Dart). Now preserved in the R&D Gallery at the NMUSAF in Dayton, OH.

Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 46-682 Convair photo

  • Veedubber79 said:
    This is the sole Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 46-682 @ Muroc Field ca. Sep '48. It was the first delta winged jet to fly. Initially meant to be a very fast point defense interceptor, it was tested with a number of Allison jet engines until retired in Oct. '53. Data from these flights lived on in the Convair Interceptors (Delta Dagger & Dart). Now preserved in the R&D Gallery at the NMUSAF in Dayton, OH.

Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 46-682 US Air Force photo

  • Veedubber79 said:
    This is the sole Convair XF-92 (Model 7-002) 46-682 @ Muroc Field ca. Sep '48. It was the first delta winged jet to fly. Initially meant to be a very fast point defense interceptor, it was tested with a number of Allison jet engines (here in flight w/ a J33-A-16 w/ afterburner extension) until retired in Oct. '53. Data from these flights lived on in the Convair Interceptors (Delta Dagger & Dart). Now preserved in the R&D Gallery at the NMUSAF in Dayton, OH.