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Old 9th December 2019, 20:43
Leendert Leendert is offline
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Re: T-6 Floatplane

USAF crew was/were Capt. Wayne Sawyer and 1st Lt Lawrence J. Powers.


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Old 9th December 2019, 23:59
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Re: T-6 Floatplane

Great find Leendert

However by 1950, the type was known as T-6F (AT-6F was the USAAF designation).

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