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J Justo Miranda ACCESS: Above Top Secret Senior Member Joined 2 December 2007 Messages 6,497 Reaction score 7,882 Website www.amazon.com 10 January 2009 #1 Unknown source Attachments Escanear0001.jpg 308.3 KB · Views: 242
Antonio Moderator Staff member Senior Member Joined 22 January 2006 Messages 3,825 Reaction score 965 10 January 2009 #2 Justo, that's a treasure!!! Thanks a lot Antonio
burunduk I love the history of airplanes Joined 1 January 2007 Messages 107 Reaction score 71 15 January 2009 #3 But CW-24 is XP-55 Ascender. Was this designation used twice?
J Justo Miranda ACCESS: Above Top Secret Senior Member Joined 2 December 2007 Messages 6,497 Reaction score 7,882 Website www.amazon.com 15 January 2009 #4 Additional info From "Skyways" January 1996 Attachments Escanear.jpg 452.7 KB · Views: 236
S sagallacci ACCESS: Confidential Joined 14 January 2009 Messages 96 Reaction score 7 15 January 2009 #5 Looks like a very early pass on what would become the CW26/XP-71.
V Vahe Demirjian I really should change my personal text Joined 28 February 2013 Messages 816 Reaction score 534 19 January 2022 #6 Justo Miranda said: Additional info From "Skyways" January 1996 Click to expand... Specifications for the Curtiss P-241 design (featured in the posted image) can be found at this link: Curtiss-Wright P-241 Page details technical specifications, development, and operational history of the Curtiss-Wright P-241 including pictures. www.militaryfactory.com
Justo Miranda said: Additional info From "Skyways" January 1996 Click to expand... Specifications for the Curtiss P-241 design (featured in the posted image) can be found at this link: Curtiss-Wright P-241 Page details technical specifications, development, and operational history of the Curtiss-Wright P-241 including pictures. www.militaryfactory.com