For a short write-up and a black and white photo of the Jato test, take a look at:
http://www.geocities.com/~planes/jato.htm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello Coupers List! > > I am a new subscriber, seeking information on warcoupes. I am specifically > interested in the PQ-13, U.S. Army Air Corps (USAAC) designation for an > Ercoupe 415-C, aerial target tug, serial number 41-39099, powered by an > O-300 engine. Am also looking for information on the YO-55, USAAC > designation for an Ercoupe 415-C, experimental observation aircraft, serial > number 41-18875, powered by a YO-170-3 engine. The USAF Museum web page > describes use of the YO-55 for rocket-assisted take-off (RATO) testing in > 1941. It gives no information about the PQ-13. The YO-55 pictured is in the > distance. Paint scheme and national emblem style are not visible. > > I want to correspond with anyone who knows about the role Ercoupes played > in WWII. I have heard some were given to the Civil Air Patrol for sub > spotting duty along the coasts. Any information about the PQ-13 and/or > YO-55, references to where I might find pictures of them or books that > mention them, or referrals to persons who might have flown or worked with > these aircraft would be appreciated. > > Am looking forward to being a part of the Ercoupe discussion on this list. > Judging by message traffic this date, you folks up in Arlington, > Washington, sound like you're headed for a great time this weekend! > > regards to all, > Steve > ----------------------------------- > Steve Greenhow > EAA 574502 > Austin, Texas USA > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.realtime.net/~magbo/ > (nom de plume "Downwind Jackson") > -----------------------------------
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