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The early TBFs had dual controls and the TBF-1 in our Air Force Museum has the position for the stick. I think only a few early had rudder pedals but then they were deleted as unnecessary.


Did it look anything like the picture I posted ?
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Here is a list of Columbia locations...
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...although not all may be accessible to the public. You have already been appropriately cautioned in this thread.

I will attempt to update the sites with Tulio's information ASAP in case you would like to be able to print out the maps.

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I think so but its been a while since I've seen in there! (20plus years)
Matt Gunsch wrote:
avenger2504 wrote:
The early TBFs had dual controls and the TBF-1 in our Air Force Museum has the position for the stick. I think only a few early had rudder pedals but then they were deleted as unnecessary.


Did it look anything like the picture I posted ?
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