North American BT-9

The North American Aviation BT-9 was a low-wing single piston engine monoplane primary trainer aircraft that served with the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) and other allied countries during World War II. It was a contemporary of the Kaydet biplane trainer and was used by pilots in Basic Flying Training following their completion of Primary in the Kaydet. In United States Navy (USN) service it was designated the NJ-1.

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was essentially, a modified North American BT-9 which was the predecessor of the AT-6 and SNJ advanced trainer. Wirraways were built, under license, by Australia's Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation).2
At the end of September, he flew North American BT-9 and AT-6 at Randolph and Kelly airfields, near San Antonio, where he met his future wife Marilyn Giesler.3
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Made by North American Aviation.

It is the successor of the North American NA-16 .

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North American BT-9 in flight. In this excellent shot Mo Chung Yung is shown at the controls with instructor in the rear flying. 080128-f-3927s-104.7
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Jet Or Prop
prop
Height Alt
4.1 m
Predecessor
North American NA-16
Length Alt
8.5 m
Power Alt
300.0
Lists
* List of military aircraft of the United States* List of aircraft of the Armée de l'Air
World War II
Range Main
877 mi
Loaded Weight Main
4470.0
Max Speed Alt
273.0
Max Speed Main
170 mph
Developed From
North American NA-16
Cruise Speed Main
146 mph
Ceiling Main
19750.0
Number Built
+260
Crew
two
instructor and student
Unit Cost
20000.0
Span Main
42.0
Cruise Speed Alt
235.0
Height Main
414.02
Primary user
Span Alt
12.8 m
Plane Or Copter?
Engine(prop)
Wright R-975-53
Manufacturer
First Flight
April 1936
Loaded Weight Alt
2030.0
Power Main
400 hp
Number Of Props
1
Length Main
28.0
Range Alt
1411.0
Related
* North American NA-16* T-6 Texan* CAC Wirraway
Ceiling Alt
6
020 m
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