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	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by Dutch Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (607 words)

	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by Dutch Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (616 words)

	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by James H. "Dutch" Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (622 words)

	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by Dutch Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (607 words)

	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by Dutch Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (607 words)

	North American Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North American's follow-on to the BT-9 was the T-6 Texan trainer, of which 17,000 were built, making it the most widely used trainer ever.
		North American Aviation, Inc. was an aircraft manufacturer from the 1930s to 1967, when it merged with Rockwell-Standard Corporation to become North American Rockwell Corporation.
		The upshot was that North American became a manufacturing company run by James H. "Dutch" Kindelberger (who had been recruited from Douglas Aircraft Company), although it retained Eastern Airlines until 1938.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_American_Aviation (638 words)

	MS-294 Seymour Dunham Collection at WSU Special Collection & Archives
		Stearman YBT-3, Curtiss XBT-4, Stearman YBT-5, Seversky BT-8(2), North American BT-9(2), North American BT-9B, North American BT-9D/BT-14(2)
	www.libraries.wright.edu /special/manuscripts/ms294.html (745 words)

	Alexander de Seversky
		As a result, the aircraft was seriously underpowered and dangerous to inexperienced pilots, and was quickly replaced by the North American "BT-9", which evolved into the famous "AT-6 Texan" trainer.
		Unfortunately, USAAC regulations required that the engine of a trainer must be limited to 400 HP, and so the BT-8 was retro-fitted with a Pratt & Whitney R-985-11 radial with the lower power rating.
		The 850 hp Pratt & Whitney R-1830-9 radial engine was enclosed by a tight cowling.
	www.acepilots.com /wwi/pio_seversky.html (745 words)

	North American Aviation NA-57 P2 [in english]
		The BT-9 is the USAAC operated version of the NA-16, a project financed by North American Aviation.
		A total of 226 BT-9s were delivered to the USAAC, in three different blocks, A, B and C. Its tandem two seat cockpit made the plane an excellent training platform for instructors and student pilots.
		It was immediately put into production as the BT-9, and the USAAC (US Army Air Corps) received its first plane in April 1936.
	frenchnavy.free.fr /aircraft/naa-57/naa-57.htm (488 words)

	MRC - Aircraft Series - T-6 TEXAN, Item: 1662, Plastic Model Kits/Aircraft
		The T-6G Texan, a variant of the original BT-9, was equipped with steerable and retractable tail wheel landing gear, Pratt & Whitney R-1340-AN-1 Wasp engine, and square-tipped propeller.
		The North American Texan was the most widely used military training airplane of all time, with more than 17,000 units produced.
		The first prototype produced in 1935, given the designation of BT-9, was a monoplane with fixed tail wheel landing gear, thandem open cockpits and powered by a Wright R-975 Whirlwind engine.
	www.modelrec.com /products/plasticModels/product.asp?ID=866&Subcategory=Aircraft (158 words)

	.:: AT-6D TEXAN / HARVARD III ::.
		The first NA-88 rolled out of North American's Dallas plant in April 1941 and in June (the same month that the USAAC became the US Army Air Force) an order was placed for 5,370 NA-88s as the AT-6C, 2,400 of which were to go to the US Navy as the SNJ-4.
		A year after the BT-9 entered service, the USAAC issued Circular Proposal 37-220 calling for a combat training aircraft that could carry armament and equipment similar to that found in operational aircraft and also duplicate their handling characteristics.
		The BT-9 entered USAAC service in 1936 and export orders soon followed.
	www.at-6d.com /at6d_01.html (3232 words)

	John Leland "Lee" Atwood
		Atwood designed several successful aircraft for North American, including the BT-9, O-47, AT-6, and B-25.
		Atwood later became president of North American Aviation and oversaw the development of some of the most important aircraft produced in the United States.
		Atwood was elected to the International Aerospace Hall of Fame in 1984 and received the Howard Hughes Memorial Award in 1994.
	www.hill.af.mil /museum/history/jlatwood.htm (277 words)

	XAT-6E
		The AT-6 was manufactured by North American Aviation (NAA) and was derived from another successful North American trainer, the BT-9.
		During 1932 and 1933, Fairchild Aviation developed a 12-cylinder version of their six-cylinder design, known as the Ranger 6-390.
		U.S. government was afraid that the Cuban government would obtain the planes and arm them to use against the US and its allies.
	www.starksravings.com /xat-6e/xat-6e.htm (1172 words)

	The North American AT-6 - USA
		It therefore must be surmised the USAAC saw something in the NA-16 which wasn't evident in the test results, for they gave North American an order for 42 copies of the plane with minor modifications.
		Even during the USAAC competition, North American was hard at work on an export version of the Texan.
		Forty-Two USAAC BT-9s were delivered beginning in early October 1935.
	www.aviation-history.com /north-american/at6.html (1777 words)

	WINGS PALETTE - World War II - Other - North American Texan/Harvard/Wirraway/BT-9/BT-14 - USA
		WINGS PALETTE - World War II- Other - North American Texan/Harvard/Wirraway/BT-9/BT-14 - USA
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	wp.scn.ru /en/ww2/o/80/3/1 (175 words)

	Military Aviation Movie List
		Stars, in colour, RCAF Harvard Mk.II, North American Yale (BT-9), Avro Anson I, Fairy Battle IT, Northrop Nomad (ex A-17's), Fleet Finch, Lockheed 12A.
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		Charlton Heston was a B-25 radio operater/gunner in Alaska with the 11 Air Force.
	www.coastcomp.com /av/fltline2/avmovie.htm (175 words)

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		An adventurous audio/visual project that has been in development since 1999, The Birthday Massacre's sights and sounds branch into a wide range of creative themes and blend together a colorful palette of imagery, sound, fashion and performance.
		Toronto's EYE Weekly praised these "dreamy, female-fronted electro-popsters with a sound all their own." Metropolis Records released The Birthday Massacre's new album VIOLET on August 9.
	www.amonly.com /press_room.php?id=116 (531 words)

	Planes.html
		We see plan, profile and front views of the following planes: Japanese Kawanishi Nik2-J, Nakajima Ki-43, and a Mitsubishi J2M3 plus U.S. North American BT-9 and Lockheed F-80.
		You'll never see these planes fly again, but don't miss this chance to own this extraordinary blueprint of five great WW2 fighters.
		Printed o high quality paper a perfect gift to give yourself or to any collector, aviation enthusiast or that hard to satisfy individual
	www.worldwideblues.com /Planes.html (623 words)

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