T-32 CondorThe Curtiss T 32 Condor is a biplane airliner that entered the service the same time the Boeing 247 and Douglas DC 2 did. It has an excellent design but is easily outmoded by the new all metal monoplanes even if it has modern features such as electrically operated and retractable undercarriage. The T 32 Condor was designed originally by the Curtiss Buffalo plant as the XT 32. It was a fifteen passenger commercial transport. Later the T 32s development

When in August 1957

5 inches Length: 18 inches

This versatile asset provides in-flight refueling to both tactical aircraft and helicopters as well as rapid ground refueling when required

800kg being carried in an internal bay and on four inner-wing racks

Whitney JT12A8 turbojets

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Originally designed as a carrier-based torpedo bomber by Grumman Aircraft

Variations included versions for armament training (AT)

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the Fletcher Class was succeeded by the Allen M

She first raced as Pegasus by owner/pilot- Bill Spear until 1994