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"K" coded OA-10 Catalina based at Keesler
Field, MS (Air-Sea Rescue Training) USAAF Photo courtesy of Allan Hammon Collection
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MISCELLANEOUS CODES . . This section is simply to document field letter code "oddities" that were occasionally
assigned to Basic, Advanced and Transition training fields.
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"K" coded NAA O-47 previously based at Stockton Field,
CA. Stockton was an Advanced S-E, 2-E and Basic Flying Training base.
Photo by W.T. Larkins
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"F" coded BT-13 assigned to Freeman Field, IN. Freeman was a large Advanced 2-E Flying Training
base with 250 AT-10's.
USAAF
Photo from Allan Hammon Collection
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"J" coded AT-23 (Target Tugs) based at Dover AAF, DE
Photo source:Dove
AFB Museum
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"V" coded BT-13 based at Victorville AAF,
CA ( Victorville was a large Advanced
2-E Flying training base with AT-9 & AT-11's)
Official USAAF photo from the Collection of David Hatfield
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"X" coded BT-13 based at Luke Field, AZ (Luke was Transition S-E & Spec 2-E Flying Training fighter base)
USAAF
photo from the Collection of Ken Crist
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"W" coded AT-8 based at Walnut Ridge AAF, AR Source: Wings of Honor Museum, Walnut
Ridge, AR
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"C" coded PT-18 based at Cochran Field,
GA Cochran was a large Basic flight training base with over 100 BT-13/AT-6
assigned.
Official USAAF Photo from Collection of Ken Crist
Official USAAF Photo
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Unusual "R" suffix coded AT-10 based at
Ellington Field, TX USAAF Photo via George Cully
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"S" Coded B-25 based at Marana AAF, AZ USAAF Photo from the Collection of Steve Hoza
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"C" (infix) coded RA-25 and P-40 based at Esler Field, LA USAAF Photo
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"F" coded A-24's at Burns Auxillary AAF, OR USAAF Photo
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"HQ" marked AT-6 based at Maxwell Field,
AL USAAF photo from the TWU Collection
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Infix coded "X" B-26 based at Harlingen
AAF, TX (WASP operated Target Tug)
USAAF Photo
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"M" coded P-40 based at MacDill Field,
FL which was a large 2-E & 4-E bomber training base. USAAF
Photo
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"SP" coded B-25 based at Spence AAF, GA (Spence was an adv S-E and fighter transition) USAAF
Photo
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"O" coded O-52's based at Brooks Field,
TX (Brooks was also an Observation Training
School) USAAF Photo from the Collection of KenCrist
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"EL" coded L-5 based at Biggs AAF, TX Photo from the Collection of Tom Michel
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"A" (suffix coded) BT-13 based at either Tinker
AAF (OK) or the Ferry group at Cincinnati (OH) USAAF
photo from the Collection of Ken Crist
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" I "
coded PT-22 based at Mather Field, CA ( Assigned to the Instructors School) Collection
of W. T. Larkins
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"J" coded RA-29 (target tug) based at Sarasota
AAF, FL From the Collection of Michael Drake
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"O" coded B-25 based at Brooks AAF, TX Chris Brame Collection
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"T" coded PT-19 based at Victory Field, TX Note: Primary training aircraft were not to display field letter codes USAAF Photo from the Chris Brame Collection
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"SP" coded P-36 based at Spence AAF, GA Spence AAF was an Advanced Flying
Training base with 150 AT-6's assigned Photo Source: Unknown
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"EP" coded P-36 based at Eagle
Pass AAF, TX Photo Source: JeffTaylor
"1943 EP Photos"
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"M" coded Martin AT-23's (Target
Tugs) based at Millville AAF, NJ Photo Source: Millville Air Museum
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"T" coded RA-25 (Target Tug) based at Millville AAF, NJ Photo source: Millville Air Museum
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"Z" coded AT-23 (Target Tug) based at Gulfport AAF, MS USAAF photo
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"A" coded BT-13's based at Harding
AAF, LA Photo Source: USAAF
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"CL" coded AT-6 and AT-10's based
at Cortland AAF, AL Photo source:
USAAF
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"F" coded P-39 based at Esler AAF, LA According to caption the aircraft is assigned to the 10th Photo Recon
Group Photo source: USAAF
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