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AT-6 Texan in attack role in USAAF colors?

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10th October 2020, 17:45

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Re: AT-6 Texan in attack role in USAAF colors?

Felix

If you refer to the AT in the AT-6 that letter combination stood for Advanced Trainer.

If the various AT-6 models were ever used in combat by the USAAF seems doubtful. I know a few were in combat areas during the war, but I cannot recall they were ever used during any combat missions.

If you refer to the Korean war, then you have the USAF and not the USAAF to consider.

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