NORSEMAN
The Noorduyn Norseman is a Canadian single-engine
bush
plane designed by Robert B.C. Noorduyn to operate from
unimproved surfaces. It was produced from
1935 to 1959,
originally by Noorduyn Aircraft Ltd and later by the Canada
Car and Foundry company.
Designed as the ultimate
bush plane specifically for Canadian
conditions, only 17 had been built by 1940 when the onset of
WW2 changed the aircrafts fortunes.
Seeking a bush plane
for operations in Greenland, the USAAF
placed the first of several orders for the Norseman IV as the
C-64A. 749 C-64s were eventually built, being the vast
majority of the total production of 903 aircraft.
This CD contains the
USAAF flight manual for the C-64A plus
a Canadian Service Manual for the Norseman IV, plus a nice
period manufacturers colour brochure. The CD has been
scanned from the original flight manuals and retains any
colour pages.
This CD set contains:
1. USAAF Pilots Flight
Operating Instructions for the C-64A,
T.O. No 01-155CB-1 dated 1-8-43 revised to 20-7-45, approx
62 pages.
2. Manufacturer produced
Service Manual for the Norseman IV,
Report No A3/465 dated October 1940, approx 226 pages.
3. Manufacturers (Canadian
Car and Foundry) brochure for the
Norseman with approx 28 pages. Undated but probably
post-WW2 when Canadian Car and Foundry had taken over
Noorduyn Aircraft.
| CD TITLE | C64 |
| PRICE | US$19.95 plus postage |
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