Aeronca Defender

The Aeronca TC-65 Defender was an American high-wing light plane of the 1940s. Aeronautical Corporation of America formally changed its name to Aeronca Aircraft Corporation in 1941 and the onset of World War II ushered in a new era for Aeronca aircraft. Production of the TC-65 Defender was increased for use by the U.S. government's new Civilian Pilot Training (CPT) program created to train new pilots for possible wartime service.

as the Aeronca Defender, the little Porterfield was offered to the CPTP ... Click to show "Porterfield LP-65 Collegiate" result 3...ental-powered CP-65 version.1
Murphy Dart, Aeronca Defender, Lublin R-X11, Super Syxty, Farman 1000, Morane MS-50C, Keleher Lark, Honey Bee, Boston Found. Price: £9.2
then, I fly a 1944 Aeronca Defender over the skies of Northeastern Ohio.3
of the Aeronca Defender quickly became known as the "Aeronca Descender".4
Got an Aeronca Defender out of a field a while back and when I took the tire off the rim to get the grass out I discovered 5
* Aeronca Defender - 1938 Aeronca Super Chief with rear seat raised - used for flight training * Aeronca L-3 - 1941 military version of Aeronca Super Champ 6
promise, he bought a high-winged, two-seat Aeronca Defender that he dubbed Blue Boy II after a plane he had once built.7

Made by Aeronca Aircraft.

Aeronca Defender is the predecessor of the Aeronca L-3.

* Aeronca Defender-(1938) Aeronca Super Chief with rear seat raised - used for flight training * Aeronca L-3-(1941) Military version of Aeronca 8
Aeronca Defender from a grass strip in Clarksville, Tenn. He wrote his first flight manual in 1959, and his last book, Logging Flight Time, in 2002.9
*O-58 / L-3 — A civilian Aeronca Defender in USAAC markings. Identifiable by "D"-windows in rear, and side-by-side seating.10
there was an Aeronca Defender in the pattern. The scheme on it is like the trainer schemes of WWII......Yellow wings and rudder...Navy blue or Royal blue fuselage.11
This Aeronca Defender is a legitimate warbird, but it's not too different than the civilian version.12
Aeronca Defender (1938) Aeronca Super Chief with rear seat raised - used for flight training Aeronca L-3 (1941) Military version of Aeronca Super Champ Aeronca TG-5 (1942) Army 13
Defender Aeronca Defender - WW-2 observation plane - peanut by Walt Mooney Aeronca K on floats - a Comet 25 cents plan Aeronca K1 - land version Aeronca K-2 - 14

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