The USA interwar planes (1 Viewer)

[cvairwerks]

Know that PQ-14 pretty well. Used to be owned by a friend's dad.

 

[OldGeezer]

Seversky J2S-1
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Sikorsky JRS-1 not Seversky J2S-1

 

[flypaper2222]

I love the looks of this plane. I understand it was difficult fly and wasn't to be sold on the civilian market. I don't know how true that

why wouldn't it in the color pic its obvious its a fringing hanger queen

 

[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

[flypaper2222]

N.28 used in turret launches. not much of a "runway" even launching into the wind.

 

[GrauGeist]

why wouldn't it in the color pic its obvious its a fringing hanger queen

The Curtiss "Jeep" was purposely designed to be difficult to fly, so students would be able to handle twin aircraft like the P-38.

Because of that trait, no flyable airframes were offered to the public.

The only two surviving AT-9 (including the one in the color photo) were cobbled together from wrecks.

 

[Count de Bastrop]

The Curtiss "Jeep" was purposely designed to be difficult to fly, so students would be able to handle twin aircraft like the P-38.

Because of that trait, no flyable airframes were offered to the public.

The only two surviving AT-9 (including the one in the color photo) were cobbled together from wrecks.

A similar requirement philosophy resulted in the Northrop T-38 - designed to prepare pilots for Century-series fighters.

 

[Gnomey]

Nice shots!

 

[flypaper2222]

Douglas R3D-1

 

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Boeing P-12E, This one in Air Corps Reserve markings

 

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Curtiss AT-5A, US Army

 

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Douglas O-38 California Air National Guard.....From the end of WWI till the start of WWII USAAC doled out the Observation roll to the Air National Guard, 19 NG squdrons filled that spot.

 

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Fairchild C-8 of the 91st Observation Squadron, Which still exists today.

 

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Frank Fullers Seversky S-2 1938,

 

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USAAC Fokker PW-7

 

[The Stannum Liberator]

Douglas RD3-1View attachment 858600

Just to clarify for anyone, this is a DC-5. Not an Douglas RD-3. Its the "RD3-1 DC-5"

 

[The Stannum Liberator]

Frank Fullers Seversky S-2 1938,View attachment 858611

The Swedes used the P-35! and they also used a larger two seater version of the P-35 as a light bomber, (well they were going to, but only two were delivered before the US prevented any more shipments)

 

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Just to clarify for anyone, this is a DC-5. Not an Douglas RD-3. Its the "RD3-1 DC-5"

Dislexcia

 

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P-35A from Swedish order taken over by the US Government and shipped to the Philippines in late 1940 for use by USAAC still wearing they Swedish AF makings. Photo....Rick Slater

 

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P-35 27h Pursuit Sqd,