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 Post subject: Need Cowling ID help
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This cowling half was found in the woods near Tallahassee, FL. Any idea what aircraft it is off of?

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UC78?

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Any data plates or stampings ?
That would be a big help towards identification

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It looks BT-13 to me, it has a half circle leading edge cross section.

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Where exactly was this found? Dale Mabry AAF flew all kinds of aircraft from the field, could have been from a BT-13 or T-6. I have been researching the history of the field for years, and at any given time you’d find almost anything from there.

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Definitely not from a T-6.

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Sure looks B-17 to me.
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