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"Y" coded AT-6's based at Williams Field, AZ Official USAAF Photo courtesy of the S. Hoza Collection |
The North American AT-6 Texan was the exclusive aircraft assigned for "Advanced
Flying Training- Single Engine"
USAAF
Western Flying Training Command
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Army Air Field
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Fuselage Letter Code
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Luke Field, AZ
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Marfa, TX
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Stockton, CA
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Williams Field, AZ
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Yuma, AZ
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USAAF Central Flying Training Command
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Army Air Field
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Fuselage Letter Code
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Aloe, TX
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(NLA)
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Avenger Field, TX
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Brooks Field, TX
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O
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Eagle Pass, TX
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Foster Field, TX
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Kelly Field, TX
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Lake Charles, LA
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Moore Field, TX
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Randolph Field, TX
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Waco, TX
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NLA:
No Letter Assigned # The field letter code was a suffix to the assigned sequential number (e.g. 515J) * "EP" marked Curtiss
P-36 aircraft (in OD paint) were utilized as well USAAF
Eastern Flying Training Command
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Army Air Field
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Fuselage Letter Code
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Code Letter Source
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Craig Field, AL
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Jackson, MS
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Marianna, FL
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Maxwell Field, AL
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Moody Field, GA
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Napier Field, AL
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Spence Field, GA
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Stewart Field, NY *
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Tuskegee, AL
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TU
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(NLA)
No Letter Assigned * Stewart Field was assigned for use by USMA Cadets Historical
Notes The above training aircraft fuselage letter codes for the
EFTC were assigned by a letter dated 20 May, 1942 from "HQ, Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center, Maxwell Field,
AL". Approximately 6800 AT-6's were delivered to the USAAF. Cadets typically received 75 to 80 hours flying instruction at this level prior to moving
on to Transition Training.
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"X" coded AT-6 from Luke Field, AZ
USAAF Photo from W.T.
Larkins Collection |
"N" coded AT-6 based at Napier
Field, FL USAAF Photo courtesy
of the Ken Crist Collection |
"CR" coded AT-6 based at Craig AAF, AL USAAF photo
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Surplus AT-6's from three different fields (X- Luke Field, L - Minter Field,
Z - Las Vegas AAF)
W.T Larkins
photo |
"CO" coded AT-6 from Columbus AAF, MS
Official USAAF Photo via D. Trojan |
"SP" coded AT-6 based at Spence AAF, GA
USAAF Photo |
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"U" coded AT-6 based at Avenger Field, TX
Photo
credit as noted |
"EP" coded AT-6 based at Eagle Pass AAF,
TX
Photo courtesy of San Diego Air & Space Museum |
"H" coded AT-6 based at Randolph Field,
TX
Photo courtesy of San Diego Air & Space Museum |
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"TU" coded AT-6 based at Tuskeegee
AAF, AL
USAAF Photo from the
Collection of Ken Crist
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"MA" coded AT-6 based at Marianna AAF,
FL Photo courtesy of the Allan Hammonds Collection
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"X" coded AT-6C's based at Luke Field, AZ USAAF Photo from the Collection of Ken Crist
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"K" coded AT-6's based at Stockton AAF,
CA USAAF photo from the Collection of Ken Crist
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"T" coded AT-6's based at
Mather AAF, CA USAAF Photo from the Collection of Ken Crist
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"M" coded AT-6 based at Maxwell Field, AL USAAF Photo from the Air
University Office, Maxwell AFB, AL
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"J" coded AT-6 based at Jackson AAF, MS Photo from the NIMH Collection
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"J" (suffix coded) AT-6 based at Waco AAF,
TX Official USAAF Photo
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"O" coded AT-6 based at Brooks Field, TX Official USAAF photo
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Note: More
AT-6 Texans images are illustrated in subsections for Basic Flying Training, British Flying Training Schools
and Flexible Gunnery Schools.
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