What Cockpit? MK VI
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One is 100% sure it is the Schweizer TG-2, aka SGS 2-8 (as one was able to find the very same picture on the interweb)
Therefore, one shall post the next what cockpit challenge, before staggering off to bed :
One shall check your many answers at the break of dawn (or so)
Therefore, one shall post the next what cockpit challenge, before staggering off to bed :
One shall check your many answers at the break of dawn (or so)
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The incivil beast is correct.
Based on the 1938 civilian designed SGS 2-8, the TG-2 U.S. Army Training Glider was of mostly metal construction, which resulted in its cancellation during WW II. In 1940, the craft set an unofficial altitude record, but it was not recorded by the FAI, as Paris was under NAZI occupation. You have control.
Based on the 1938 civilian designed SGS 2-8, the TG-2 U.S. Army Training Glider was of mostly metal construction, which resulted in its cancellation during WW II. In 1940, the craft set an unofficial altitude record, but it was not recorded by the FAI, as Paris was under NAZI occupation. You have control.
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LTV A-7B Corsair II?
Careful research i.e. the instrumentation now leads me to believe this might be the prototype A-7A?
Careful research i.e. the instrumentation now leads me to believe this might be the prototype A-7A?
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