STARFIRE
Developed from the T-33
trainer as a result of an
urgent USAF requirement for an all-weather fighter,
the YF-94 (a converted T-33) first flew in 1949.
The first variant was
the F-94A, which carried over
940 lbs of radar equipment. Approx 110 were built.
The F-94B was a development
of the F-94A with
improved electronic and operational equipment, and
larger capacity wing tip tanks. Approx 355 were built.
The final variant was
the more highly developed F-94C.
This used the J48 higher-thrust engine, a re-designed
wing, sweptback tailplane, uprated fire control and
navigation systems, and, later, mid-wing rocket pods.
Approx 387 were built and they served until 1959.
This CD contains two
flight manuals for the Lockheed
F-94 Starfire. The CD has been scanned from the original
flight manuals
and retains any colour pages.
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This CD contains: