American military aircraft?

Fiat G-222?

BSD.

On second thoughts.......

I don't think it is the Fiat after all. No windows at the side which I think a Fiat would have.

BSD.

Okay Bob, I submit my answer: The Grumman C-2A Greyhound.

Correct evansb, Grumman C-2A Greyhound.

You have control...

Thanks Bob. Here is the next 'What Cockpit?':
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../WCP080620.jpg

Riley Twin Navion?

Sorry, not a Riley Twin Navion.

Looks like the lovely little Wing Derringer

Planegill is spot on:ok: Well done:D The Thorp designed two-place Wing Derringer was a good performer. You have control.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...gDerringer.jpg

I understand the Wing Derringer was going to be put back into production by a company in Mojave, but the plans were stymied when the test aircraft was lost in a fatal spin accident.
Here is the next challenge for you experts.

http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/i...gill/TestA.jpg

Hi Bri - Yes it looks like a Beech wheel, but the aircraft was not made by them. I don't know how many were built.

Thanks Gill. The inter-connecting rudder bar and large trim wheel would indicate a rather long moment aft. Presently, I don't have a clue. (other than the upside-down Beechcraft yoke and centre present Pioneer Compass). Good hunting mates!

Fiat G.12 ?

Not the Fiat G.12. It is from the Western side of the Atlantic.

Planegill's challenge
 

Just a wild guess, the Ford 14-A Tri-Motor, perhaps?
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...el/ford14a.jpg

WAG Fairchild Husky?

Woods has it. It is the Fairchild F11 Husky.

http://www.wcam.mb.ca/Husky.gif

Austin Airways had CF-SAQ. Used to be known as Sad And Queer. :)

I have never succeeded in posting a pic; in the interest of smooth flow, open house. I will try to get something in, soon,eventually. Woods