T-28 "Trojan" - Lackland AFB - San Antonio, Texas
Posted by: Groundspeak Charter Member BruceS
N 29° 23.546 W 098° 37.256
14R E 536780 N 3251524
USAF training aircraft located adjacent to the parade field at Lackland Air Force Base.
Waymark Code: WM3CQG
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 03/16/2008
Published By:Groundspeak Regular Member Raven Recon
Views: 53

T-28
"Trojan"

The T-28 was designed for the USAF to combine both the primary and the basic training characteristics into one aircraft.  The XT-28 first flew 26 September 1949.  Some 1,194 T-28A's were produced to replace the T-6 (Texan) in the USAF Pilot Training Program.  The aircraft were delivered to the Air Training Command (ATC) from 1950 to 1953.  In 1952, under the policy to standardize all training aircraft for the U.S. military, the T-28 was adopted by the U.S. Navy and upon modification, the T-28Bs and C's were produced.  In finding that the T-28 was not satisfactory as a primary trainer, the Air Force adopted the lower-power T-34 to provide a 30-hour beginning course for student pilots prior to the T-28A training.  The T-28D and three YAT-28E's were developed in 1962 as armed counterinsurgency (ground attack) aircraft.  The "E" models were modified to use turboprops and supplied to foreign nations through Military Assistance Programs (MAPS).

Manufacturer:  North American Quantity Produced:  1,781
Wing Span:  40' 1" Speed:  283 mph
Length:  32' 0" Range:  1,000 miles
Height:  12' 8" Altitude:  24,000'
Empty Weight:  5,111 lbs Power Plant:  Wright R1300 800 hp
Gross Weight:  6,365 lbs  

Information from sign in front of aircraft.

Type of Aircraft: (make/model): T-28 "Trojan"

Tail Number: (S/N): 91611

Construction:: original aircraft

Location (park, airport, museum, etc.): Lackland AFB

inside / outside: outside

Other Information:: Not listed

Access restrictions: Not listed

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