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5th October 2005, 20:09
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US aircraft record cards meanings!?
Hi
again I have had another record card and need to know a few abbreviations. Looked on the web, a lot for modern but nothing that seems to relate to WWII. Condition Column is says Y-Y. Guessing this is fully airworthy? Date Column F.Y and C.MO Assuming this is Fiscal Year and Calender Month. So 2 and 3 is 1942 and March. Age Column 1, 2, 3. This is age by month. Flying Time Column - is the confusing one. This month - Hours / T The hours is fair enough, say 87 54 Assume the two times in the month could be day and night? The T is the query. After the 87 is 2 and after the 53 is 9. Thought it might be Take offs which does not fit. Can anyone confirm the meaning of the T column? Other things in remarks coloumn WR 1-19-43 O.S. & D. G & L If anyone can help with these then great. regards MS 
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