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PostPosted: Thu Nov 06, 2014 12:50 pm 
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Can someone help me with this? It looks to me like a T-6 with a BT-13 FWF. Does it actually have a 985 on it and if so, why???


I'm sure someone will be along to confirm or correct but I believe it is a BT-14/NA-64. Note also that it has fixed gear. At any rate it is one of the many iterations of the airframe built by North American that preceeded the AT-6.


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A few more of my own pictures from the event. I've thrown in a few more non-warbird types but I didn't figure you guys would be to offended by that. Please be very careful NOT to stare at the Citabria picture for too long as I imagine it could cause convulsions!

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 10, 2014 10:22 am 
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TheBoy wrote:
Can someone help me with this? It looks to me like a T-6 with a BT-13 FWF. Does it actually have a 985 on it and if so, why???


I'm sure someone will be along to confirm or correct but I believe it is a BT-14/NA-64. Note also that it has fixed gear. At any rate it is one of the many iterations of the airframe built by North American that preceeded the AT-6.


Thanks for the input. I didn't think there were any actual BT-14's left in the world. If it is an actual BT-14 then somebody has done it an injustice with that BT-13 cowling and Stearman induction "snorkel." I can't quite tell from the photos if it actually has fixed gear or if the gear doors have just been removed. I guess I'm leaning towards thinking that somebody has taken a T-6 and tried to convert it into a BT-14 "ish" replica(?)

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 10, 2014 11:12 am 
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It is a NA-64 Yale, not a BT-14. There are a bunch of Yales around. No BT-14s which was the NA-58.


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North American T-28A "Trojan" (189-53)(USAF 52-1238)(N238V)(Race 28)(to Armee de l'Air as Fennec No. 15 converted to T-28F adding Wright 1820-86 and three bladed props)(to Argentine Navy as 1-A-257)

ImageNorth American T-28A Trojan cn189-53 USAF 52-1238 N238V b by Bill Word, on Flickr
ImageNorth American T-28A Trojan cn189-53 USAF 52-1238 N238V d by Bill Word, on Flickr


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PostPosted: Sat Nov 15, 2014 4:03 pm 
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Nice shots Bill. As I recall that particular Trojan was "slicked up" to go racing in the T-28 class at the now defunct Phoenix 500 air races. It is a beautiful bird in my opinion.


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North American T-6G Texan Italian AF MM53655 N1364J painted as USN 53655

ImageNorth American T-6G Texan Italian AF MM53655 N1364J painted as USN 53655 c by Bill Word, on Flickr


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Robert Deford RED Mk IX Spitfire cnMK9EX N1940K Full Scale Replica

ImageRobert Deford RED Mk IX Spitfire cnMK9EX N1940K b by Bill Word, on Flickr
ImageRobert Deford RED Mk IX Spitfire cnMK9EX N1940K c by Bill Word, on Flickr


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Bill, you always offer up the type photos that are captured at the right time, with what seems to be a great effort to do so! Thanks for sharing with us.
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Thanks for the kind words Robbie

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Boeing-Stearman PT-13D(E-75) Kaydet cn75-5654 USAAF 42-17491 N68832

url=https://flic.kr/p/padaC8]Image[/url]Boeing-Stearman PT-13D(E-75) Kaydet cn75-5654 USAAF 42-17491 N68832 by Bill Word, on Flickr


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Yakovlev Yak-52 cn822301 N9102E

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