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AL-82 Tat Tatman Album

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  • Kees Kort said:
    This is the rare four-engined configuration of the Curtiss NC-2 four-engined configuration. Two engines in each pod, with one as a tractor and the other as a pusher. Separate radiators, which are clearly visible. There is between the engine pods a construction for the crew, probably the technicians to service the engines in flight. As the NC-2 was later reconfigured to the four engined version with one two-engine pod (tractor and pusher) in the middle and two engine pods with one engine (tractor). Curtiss was heavy experimenting with engine configuration on this big flying boat, the NC-1 started as the trimotor configuration with all engines as tractors ! Rare picture.

Naval Aviation (LOC)

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  • Art Siegel said:
    see Navy Aviation (LOC)

AL-82 Tat Tatman Album

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  • TVL1970 said:
    See: www.oocities.org/fort_tilden/rnas.html May 5, 1919 At 4:10 p.m., HS1 seaplane A-1692 with pilot Ensign Hugh Jacob Adams and assistant pilot Chief Machinists Mate Harlod B. Corey fell into a tail spin and landed on a hydrogen tank. Both were killed instantly.