BEECH AT-10
The AT-9 was a
twin-engined training aircraft intended
to bridge the gap between single-engined advanced
trainers and
operational types. It was designed to be
difficult to fly, which was why none were sold to
the civil
market after WW2
ended.
The aircraft first flew in 1941. 491 AT-9's were
built and
these were followed by 391 improved
AT-9A's.
The Beechcraft AT-10
was designed for the same role
but was also required to be built from
non-strategic
materials. Consequently the airframe was constructed
from wood.
First flown in 1941,
1771 examples were built by Beech
and a further 600 by Globe Aircraft
Co.
This
CD contains the flight manuals for the AT-9, the
AT-9A
and the AT-10, plus an interesting WW2 USAAF
training manual which covers both. The CD has been
scanned from the original flight manuals and retains
any colour pages.
This CD contains:
1.
USAAF Handbook of Operating and Flight Instructions
for the AT-9, Tech
Order No 01-25KA-1 dated 5-9-42, with
approx 37
pages.
2. USAAF
Pilots Flight Operating Instructions for the
AT-9,
T.O. No 01-25KB-1 dated 5-6-43 revised to 10-10-43,
with
approx 37
pages.
3.
USAAF Preliminary Handbook of Operating and
Flight
Instructions for the AT-10,
Tech Order No 01-90KB-1 dated
15-12-41, approx
24
pages.
4. USAAF
Training Command Advanced Two-Engined Flying
- Instructors
Manual. Undated, covers the AT-9, AT-10 and
AT-17.
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