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Convair T-29C
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Description
| Notes: Upgraded T-29B for NAVIGATOR-BOMBARDIER training (3 CREW 10 STUDENTS) . |
|   Manufacturer: | Convair |
|   Base model: | T-29 |
|   Designation: | T-29 |
|   Version: | C |
|   Designation System: | U.S. Air Force |
|   Designation Period: | 1948-Present |
|   Basic role: | Trainer |
Specifications
Known serial numbers
| 52-1091 / 52-1175, 53-3461 / 53-3494, 521118 / 521119, 521160, 521162, 521167, 521175
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533461
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533477
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Examples of this type may be found at
T-29C on display
 Hill Aerospace Museum |   |   |   |   |
 
Recent comments by our visitors
ROBERT F GARRETT EVERETT, MA | I WAS AT MATHER AFB FROM 1952/1956.I WAS AN ASSISTANT C/CHIEF ON T 29 N0 210 FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST AIRCRAFT I HAVE EVER FLOWN IN. 07/03/2008 @ 12:12 [ref: 21757] |
ROBERT F GARRETT EVERETT, MA | I WAS AT MATHER AFB FROM 1952/1956.I WAS AN ASSISTANT C/CHIEF ON T 29 N0 210 FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST AIRCRAFT I HAVE EVER FLOWN IN. 07/03/2008 @ 12:12 [ref: 21756] |
John \"Mitch\" Mitchell Tonto Basin, AZ | I served as a crew chief on the T-29 during the years 1952 thru 1955. I belonged to the 3535th flt. line maint. sqd. at Mather Field, Ca. The T bird was a great a/c and I enjoyed my tour at Mather very much . A few years back, I saw a picture of T-29's being destroyed and I don't mind saying it brought tears to my eyes...... Mitch 01/19/2008 @ 19:49 [ref: 19364] |
Aaron B. Cassity Dallas, TX | I was stationed at Harlingen A.F.B. Texas and was seperated fron the Air Force on November 3rd 1954. While there I had the pleasure of being Crew Chief and Flight engineer on Convair T-29s. What a plane. If my memory serves me correctly, the T-29 was originally designed to have Turbo Props but the Airforce had so much good experience with, and could exchange parts with other planes that used the Pratt&Whitney R-2800 that this is why it came so equipped. 02/28/2002 @ 22:53 [ref: 4426] |
 
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