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North American Aircraft Corp.
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North American YF 107,
Experimental fighter aircraft
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1934 -
North American O 47 B,
Reconnaissance aircraft
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The O47 was build to replace to older biplane
reconnaissane aircraft O19 and O38. The XO47
was the prototype build by General Aviation,
a branch of North American Aviation
designated the GA15. The Air Corps purchased
147 of them, of which 93 were given to the
Air National Guard. Later, another 74 O47B
were purchased that had changed engine
cowlings. Since the O47 was too large and not
agile enough, thez were used as target tugs,
coastal reconnaissance and sub hunting.
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1938 -
North American B 25 J Mitchell,
Medium Bomber
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1939 -
North American A 36 Apache (inof.: Invader),
Ground support aircraft
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1939 -
North American NA 39,
Combat aircraft
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1940 -
North American NA 57,
Trainer
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1940 -
North American P 64,
Fighter Bomber
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1941 -
North American NA 62,
Light fighter aircraft
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The NA62 was derived from the T6 Texan. In fact. it has got a lot
in common with the T6.
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1941 -
North American P 51 D Mustang,
Fighter
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The Mustang was designed as a long range fighter,
that should match german fighters. The result was an
extraordinary fighter, fast, agile and quite easy to
fly. 15576 were build and some were on active duty up
to the 60ies.
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1941 -
North American T 6 / AT-16 Texan / Harvard,
Trainer, light ground attack plane
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1945 -
North American P 82 Twin Mustang,
Long-Range Escort and Nightfighter
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1950 -
North American A 2 / AJ2 Savage,
Combat aircraft
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1951 -
North American B 45 Tornado,
Bomber
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1954 -
North American F 86 Sabre,
Fighter
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1955 -
North American F 1 / FJ 2 Fury,
Carrier based fighter
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1956 -
North American F 100 Super Sabre,
Fighter bomber
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1958 -
North American A5 / A3J Vigilante,
Carrier based bomber
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1961 -
North American T 28 A Trojan,
Trainer and light attack aircraft
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1962 -
North American X 15,
High speed experimental aircraft
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1964 -
North American B 70 Valkyrie,
Prototype strategic supersonic bomber
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1965 -
North American OV 10 A Bronco,
Ground attck and target display aircraft
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The Bronco was designed as a simple but most
effective aircraft fpr tactical ground support in
the Viet Nam war, which could be operated from the
most simple airfields.
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1968 -
North American Rockwell T 2 Buckeye,
Carrier based trainer
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