A kind of scavenger hunt

[Scott Rose]

I'm working on the Texan Registry at the moment and while I knew they were widely used, it didn't quite click how widely. So I looked it up and holy moly there were a lot of users.
So I decided as part of the Registry update I will be updating the Texan profile on the site. Part of that is a list of users (see below) and I am trying to collect pictures of EVERY scheme. Service pictures preferred. It is a daunting task and I request the WIX collectives assistance. If you have a picture of an aircraft in service in a particular scheme the feel free to post it here or send it to the submission address for the registry (see below).

I will add these images to the list as it fills in. Also, if there are any users missing let me know. Thanks.

You can send pictures to



Here's the list:

Argentina
- Argentine Army Aviation (SNJ-4)
- Argentine Naval Aviation (SNJ-4 and 30 SNJ-5Cs for carrier operations)

Austria
- Austrian Air Force

Belgium
- Belgian Air Force

Biafra
- Biafran Air Force

Bolivia
- Bolivian Air Force
- Naval Aviation

Brazil
- Brazilian Air Force

Cambodia
- Royal Khmer Aviation (AVRK)

Canada
- Royal Canadian Air Force
- Royal Canadian Navy
- National Research Council

Republic of China (Taiwan)
- Republic of China Air Force

Chile
- Chilean Air Force

Colombia
- Colombian Air Force

Republic of the Congo
- Congolese Air Force

Cuba
- Cuban Air and Air Defense Force

Denmark
- Royal Danish Air Force

Dominican Republic
- Dominican Air Force

El Salvador
- Air Force of El Salvador

France
- French Air Force

Gabon
- Gabon Air Force

Germany
- German Air Force (Bundeswehr Luftwaffe)

Greece
- Hellenic Air Force

Haiti
- Haiti Air Corps

Hong Kong
- Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force

Honduras
- Honduran Air Force

India
- Royal Indian Air Force
- Indian Air Force

Indonesia
- Indonesian Air

Iran
- Iranian Air Force

Israel
- Israeli Air Force

Italy
- Italian Air Force

Japan
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force
- Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force

Katanga
- Force Aérienne Katangaise

Lebanon
- Lebanese Air Force

South Korea
- Republic of Korea Air Force

Kingdom of Laos
- Royal Lao Air Force

Mexico
- Mexican Air Force

Morocco
- Royal Moroccan Air Force

Netherlands
- Royal Netherlands Air Force
- Dutch Naval Aviation Service
- Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force

Mozambique
- Mozambique Air and Air Defense Forces

New Zealand
- Royal New Zealand Air Force
- New Zealand Territorial Air Force

Norway
- Royal Norwegian Air Force

Nicaragua
- Fuerza Aérea de Nicaragua (G.N) Escuela Militar de Aviación 1948-1979

Pakistan
- Pakistan Air Force

Paraguay
- Paraguayan Air Force
- Paraguayan Naval Aviation

Philippines
- Philippine Air Force

Portugal
- Portuguese Air Force
- Portuguese Naval Aviation

South Africa
- South African Air Force

Southern Rhodesia
- Southern Rhodesian Air Force

South Vietnam
- Republic of Vietnam Air Force

Saudi Arabia
- Royal Saudi Air Force

Spain
- Spanish Air Force

Soviet Union
- Soviet Air Forces

Sweden
- Swedish Air

Switzerland
- Swiss Air Force

Syria
- Syrian Air Force

Thailand
- Royal Thai Air Force
- Royal Thai Navy

Tunisia
- Tunisian Air Force

Turkey
- Turkish Air Force

United Kingdom
- Royal Air Force
- Royal Navy
- Qinetiq

United States
- United States Army Air Corps/Army Air Forces
- United States Air Force
- United States Navy
- United States Marine Corps
- United States Coast Guard

Uruguay
- Uruguayan Air Force
- Aviacion Naval Uruguaya

Venezuela
- Venezuelan Air Force

Yugoslavia
- SFR Yugoslav Air Force

Zaire

[Scott Rose]

Nothin? Common WIXers... put your back into it

[Archer]

Perhaps the title needs to be a bit more specific to attract T-6 aficionados.

I think I should have one or two photos of Dutch T-6 airframes in museum collections around. I will have a look in my photo collection one of these days.

[aerovet]

Scott, here is one. hopefully the start of something nice
It is photo of an armed T-6, serial 1737, in the FA Portuguesa museum at Sintra

@Archer: beware that the Dutch T-6s were actually Noorduyn built AT-16s .....

Greetz
Gert

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[Noha307]

If you don't have one, pick up a copy of the book North American's T-6: A Definitive History of the World's Most Famous Trainer by Dan Hagedorn. Chapter Ten has pictures of T-6s with just about every operator. Many of them may course be copyrighted, so you'll have to talk to the author about rights, but he posts here as "RB-18B" so hopefully he shouldn't be that hard to contact.

Wikimedia Commons also has a category for North American Texan by operator that might be useful.