Come on guys we are repeating subjects which have been done already. Both the Toyo TT.10, Tricolo and the Cheetah have appeared on earlier pages.
John.
Sorry, I didn’t realize that.
But wout is right, of course.
Al
Here we go…
It is not the Ag-3.:D
Al
Texas A. & M. College Ag-1
Al
See here
Al
If it isn’t too bold to intervene
Why should it?
Doblhoff WNF 342
The answer is correct. You have control.
Al
Guess this…
Al
Boeing Model 4 (EA) of 1917, the first Boeing landplane.
Al
The Bowers Fly Baby, of course.
John got it a few seconds earlier, I suppose.
Al
Let us breathe some new life into this thread…
What is this?
Well it appears to be a Williams Texas Temple but it has an odd wing.
John
It is the single-seat version of the Williams Texas-Temple, the Speedwing.
Over to you John.
Al
Ok, try this…
Al
Hi Simon!
A quick browse through my sources revealed the following first-flight dates for the XTB3F-1 Guardian:
Dec 19, 1946 (“Grumman AF Guardian” , Naval Fighters 20, by Bob Kowalski)
Dec 19, 1946 (“American Combat Planes of the 20th Century” by Ray Wagner, 2004 Edition).
Dec 19, 1945 (“United States Navy Aircraft since 1911” by GordonSwanborough/ Peter M. Bowers)
Dec 19, 1946 (“Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships” Vol V)
Francillon’s “23. December” seems to be the odd one out, and someone obviously got the year wrong. But 1946 shows up more often than 1945.
What sources do you have?
Al
It is the Saunders A.3 Valkyrie of 1926
Al
That’s correct, John. Trap avoided…:D
Al
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