The T-6 Texan, built by North American Aviation, was designed as an
advanced trainer. It was intended to be a transition between
basic trainers and first-line tactical aircraft.
The T-6 was used to train most of the Allied
pilots that flew in World War II. It is known by a variety of
different names, depending on who operated it. The USAAC called it
the 'AT-6', The USN called it the 'SNJ', and the RAF called it
the 'Harvard'.
For more information on the T-6 from the free 'Wikipedia' click
here
AT-6G - S/N 197092
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