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James

July 27, 2014 06:10PM

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The military model was somewhat more commonly known as the PT-22. It was an obscure depression/WW2-era trainer of unremarkable service history. It was far overshadowed by much more famous aircraft like the Stearman, the PT-19, and the T-6 Texan. In the modern world it offers nothing over more modern aircraft of similar size and power except in allowing the owner to kind of claim to own a warbird. I should think a SPAD or an SE5 replica would be much more fun, but I suppose there's no accounting for taste.

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crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	dougvv	July 27, 2014 02:18PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	bcp	July 27, 2014 02:28PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	RichB	July 27, 2014 02:31PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Tower Operator	July 27, 2014 05:23PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Skip	July 27, 2014 05:30PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Samart	July 27, 2014 05:34PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Jim Grigsby	July 27, 2014 06:16PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Andre Anderson	July 28, 2014 02:41PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	James	July 27, 2014 06:10PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Jim Grigsby	July 27, 2014 06:34PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	dougvv	July 27, 2014 06:40PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	James	July 27, 2014 06:56PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Tom Moungovan	July 28, 2014 02:02AM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	bcp	July 27, 2014 07:02PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	dougvv	July 27, 2014 07:24PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	nedsn3	July 28, 2014 07:02AM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Greg Scholl	July 28, 2014 08:29AM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	dougvv	July 28, 2014 06:45PM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	El Skonk	July 28, 2014 08:59AM
Re: crash of a World War II-era plane in Coweta County on Saturday afternoon	Bob Foley	July 28, 2014 11:38AM

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