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Lockheed F-5G Lightning N90813

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  • excellence III said:
    Nice Capture
  • Batman_60 said:
    Lockheed F-5G Lightning N90813 Aero Service, ex 44-53427 c/n 8502, destroyed in a hangar fire at Le Bourget in 1990. Info and photos here. Above it is seen wingless at the Pima County museum in 1974, photo by eLaReF.

Bendix Air Race

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  • Kemon01 said:
    1948 Bendix Air Race
  • Gerry Asher said:
    Nope -1946 Bendix, on the ramp at Burbank. F-5G NX70005 (50) -Walter Bullock (9th Place) P-51D NX66851 (31) - Bill Eddy (4th Place) F-5G NX66613 (71) - Bill Lear, Jr. (14th Place) P-63C NX67115 (47) - Spiro Dilles (out at Winslow, AZ)...

F-20 Northrop Corporation photo

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  • Ed Dempsey said:
    Northrop was told that there would be no sales of front line US fighter aircraft to third world nations. Based on that assurance from the government, they invested in developing a cheap, high performance, fighter for export. After the company was heavily invested in the F-20 Tigershark, the Carter administration pulled the rug out from under them by releasing the F-16 for overseas sales.
  • Veedubber79 said:
    This a/c is Northrop F-5G / F-20A Tigershark 82-0062 (N4416T) which was later lost w/ Darrel Cornell during a demo @ Suwon AB, S. Korea on 10 October 1984 -- probably due to G-LOC while doing a demo. A second F-20 82-0063 (N3986B) also crashed during a demo at Goose Bay on 14 May 85 killing David Barnes. The last F-20 completed 82-0064 (N44671) survives at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, and 82-0065 was cnx'd before it was completed. An inauspicious end to a very promising design.