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Grumman C-1 Trader (N189G)
Grunmman 1955 C-1 Trader from the USS Independence.
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Those Big Radials sounded really nice !!
These birds make sweet music with those big engines!
awesome picture, it was at Oshkosh and i got to look at it up close! really cool history. However, its not an "AA-5 Tiger" its a C-1 "Trader"
Hey thank you Royal....
The aircraft code is a G96. Thanks for letting me know.
The aircraft code is a G96. Thanks for letting me know.
I remember there being one based at RAF Mildenhall Suffolk UK. The noise it made when taxing was unmistakable. Noisier than the local tractors:-)
The Canadian navy used to have one at their display area every year at the Canadian National Exhibition in the late 50's and early 60's
Impressive feat getting a 2 engined aircraft down to that size and tough enough to operate off off carriers. Lockheed pulled off something similar with the P-38. Of course, Grumman was known for impressive naval aircraft.
The mail plane.
Smart plane! We could stand a few more S-2 Tracker restorations going on out there, as well as an E-1 Tracer for good measure..
AKA C-1 Stoof, used for COD (Carrier Onboard Delivery), the E-1 Tracer was a Stoof with a roofð¤£ð. Twin 1820’s, what a sound when idling ðð
ASW(Anti Submarine Welfare) version was S-2 Tracker, and to train pilots was a TS-2 Tracker
The Navy parked one of these next to my Huey at Seoul AFB in 1972. love to watch that thing crank up.
Every time a P2-V was dispatched for fire at a retardant tanker base, I loved to go out and listen to the sweet sound of the radials firing up. My first aviation maintenance training was USCG HU-16 with 1820's.
Good ole days!
Good ole days!
Needs a new set of rings.
I flew aboard USS COBSTELLATION (CVA-64) in the Tonkin Gulf on 2NOV1969.
I was aboard one doing a deck launch off USS Midway and a second time but during a cat launch off USS Lexington. I remembered the brief before both launch very well. It's every man for themselves out the hatch if we go in the water. USN PR2 71-75
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| Data | Aeronave | Origem | Destino | Partida | Chegada | Duração |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 de Jun de 2025 | Unknown | Chickasha Muni (KCHK) | Wiley Post (KPWA) | 16:36 CDT | 16:50 CDT (?) | 0:13 |
| 7 de Jun de 2025 | Unknown | Chickasha Muni (KCHK) | Chickasha Muni (KCHK) | 13:04 CDT | 13:13 CDT (?) | 0:09 |
| 6 de Jun de 2025 | Unknown | Próximo de Oklahoma City, OK | Chickasha Muni (KCHK) | First seen 16:36 CDT | Last seen 16:48 CDT | 0:12 |
| 31 de Mai de 2025 | Unknown | Wiley Post (KPWA) | Wiley Post (KPWA) | 19:53 CDT | 20:02 CDT (?) | 0:09 |
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