China's transport, tanker & heavy lift aircraft
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Looks like an E model or maybe an H,,,, love the old 130, lots of memories for the AFB, I crashed an E model simulator at Sewart in 1965, I was 9, earlier that year I had flown a Cessna 195 with the throwover yoke that belonged to one my Dads students in the E model. Ron crawled in back, and I crawled into the left front seat. The 195 had a central aisle between the two front seats and was powered by a 275-300 horse Jacobs radial, it was a taildragger, and the pilots window rolled down, it was quite an airplane. My Dad protested and offered to get into the back seat, Ron said "no", you give him his first lesson...... my Dad did bounce the old 195 on landing, earning him a "lecture" as his student became his instructor, it had been a long time since he had flown the T-6. LOL brat
Looks like an E model or maybe an H,,,, love the old 130, lots of memories for the AFB, I crashed an E model simulator at Sewart in 1965, I was 9, earlier that year I had flown a Cessna 195 with the throwover yoke that belonged to one my Dads students in the E model. Ron crawled in back, and I crawled into the left front seat. The 195 had a central aisle between the two front seats and was powered by a 275-300 horse Jacobs radial, it was a taildragger, and the pilots window rolled down, it was quite an airplane. My Dad protested and offered to get into the back seat, Ron said "no", you give him his first lesson...... my Dad did bounce the old 195 on landing, earning him a "lecture" as his student became his instructor, it had been a long time since he had flown the T-6. LOL brat
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
SteelBird
Colonel
I don't see any WS-20 in the above two photos.
I don't think anyone expected WS-20s on the second Y-20.
asif iqbal
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Would love to see both in one shot
