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	Beech Musketeer
		The Beech Model 23 was manufactured from 1961 until about 1980 under various names - 'Sierra', 'Sundowner', 'Sport' and 'Musketeer'.
		The Musketeer CAF 134235 was used by the Canadian Armed Forces as a primary trainer for student pilots.
		It served in that capacity from 1981 until 1992 at CFB Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
	www.wcam.mb.ca /musketeer.html (110 words)

	Beechcraft Musketeer at AllExperts
		The Beechcraft Musketeer line is a family of single-engine, low-wing, light aircraft that includes the Model 19 Musketeer Sport, the Model 23 Musketeer, Custom and Sundowner, the Model 23-24 Musketeer Super III and the retractable gear Model 24-R Sierra.
		Both batches of Musketeers served with 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School and the Canadian Forces Flying Instructor School at CFB Portage la Prairie Manitoba and the Canadian Forces Central Flying School in Winnipeg until they were replaced by Slingsby Fireflys operated under contract by Bombardier Aerospace in 1992.
		The Musketeer family of aircraft are supported by an active aircraft type club, the Beech Aero Club (www.beechaeroclub.org).
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/be/beechcraft_musketeer.htm (1699 words)

	Beechcraft Musketeer, Aerobatic, Pilot Report
		It's been two years now since Beech took one of their Musketeer trainers, nailed in a set of shoulder harnesses, a quick release door, splashed on a sun-burst, and called it aerobatic, but 1970 may be the year that it really makes the grade.
		In the past the Akro Musketeer has been the bottom of a mighty tall totem pole, but the fantastic growth in sports aviation has been noticed by even the stuffiest of executives, and they've decided to give the runt of the Beechcraft litter a higher priority and help push it on it's way.
		Almost all the aerobatics the Musketeer is approved for can be done without a seat belt, if they're done right, because they are all positive G maneuvers, but I doubt if there is an aerobatic neophyte living that hasn't pushed too hard in a roll and slammed himself up against the seat belt.
	www.airbum.com /pireps/PirepBeechAkroMusketeer.html (2432 words)

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	Airliners.net: Beech 19/23/24 Musketeer/Sierra/Sport/Sundowner
		The first improved model was the A23 Musketeer II with a 125kW (165hp) Continental IO346 engine (later replaced with a Lycoming O360 in the B23).
		The A23 was further developed into a three aircraft family (dubbed the Three Musketeers by Beech marketing) - the A23A Musketeer Custom III with greater max takeoff weight, the reduced MTOW A2319 Musketeer Sport III trainer with a 110kW (150hp) Lycoming O320, and the 150kW (200hp) IO360 powered and increased MTOW Musketeer Super III.
		A retractable undercarriage variant of the Super is the A24R Super R. The Musketeer name was dropped in 1971, with the Custom renamed the Sundowner, and Super R the Sierra, and the Musketeer Sport becoming simply the Sport.
	www.airliners.net /info/stats.main?id=62 (467 words)

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