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WarBird T-6G

Fly with Ted -- Relive WWII with our own North American T-6G.  

A great Gift for history enthusiasts!

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The North American T-6 (Texan) was known as "the pilot maker" because of its importance in preparing pilots for combat training during WW II and beyond.  The T-6G saw major improvements in increased fuel capacity, an improved cockpit layout, as well as a steerable tailwheel.  US Air Force and US Navy forces in the Korean War modified and employed it in battlefield surveillance.

The T-6 trained several hundred thousand pilots in 34 different countries over a period of 25 years. The US retired the T-6 from active duty by the end of the 1950's, although several nations (including Brazil, China, and Venezuela) utilized this "pilot maker" into the 1970's.

There were over 17,000 North American T-6 Texans built, but according to experts only 350+ are known as still airworthy today... 
To which we pride ourselves!