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Eagle0025 said:
C-47A-80-DL, s/n 43-15345, coded 5X-T. Assigned 29th TCS, 313th TCG, 52nd TCW, 9th AF. Participated in D-Day. W/O, 9 Sept 1958 takeoff accident, Elmendorf AB, AK. 13 fatalities.

TVL1970 said:
The red bars bisecting the white bars in the US military roundel (as seen here on this US Navy Privateer) were authorized on January 14, 1947. Dating this photo to sometime after that date.

Veedubber79 said:
Finished just weeks before the company reshuffled its leadership and became Republic Aviation, this was the last Seversky P-35 produced (s/n 36-430), modified with a fully retractable landing gear, lowered & streamlined canopy, and a lengthened fuselage to incorporate an uprated P&W R-1830 with its two-speed supercharger installation in the aft fuselage. Probably scrapped around April 1942 after testing at Wright Field & NACA (Langley) and unsuccessfully competing for a production contract with the XP-38, 39 & 40. However, the USAAC did continue development of its stablemate, the Republic XP-43, which went on to be developed into the famous P-47 Thunderbolt.