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Military Aircraft
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| A total of 231 T-2C were built for the US Navy Air Training Command were its forms the backbone of the training machine, and it used to carrier qualify strike and fighter pilots as well as tactical training, low level formations and gunnery. T-2C Buckeye jet trainer aircraft was produced for the US Navy by North American Aviation [purchased by Rockwell, which was purchased by Boeing] at Columbus. |
TECHNICAL DATA
| Description | Specifications |
| Manufacturer: Rockwell | Length: 38 ft. 3.5 in. |
| First Flight: | Height: 14 ft. 9.5 in. |
| Model: C | Wing Span: 38 ft. 1.5 in. |
| Crew: Two | Wing Area: |
| Nickname: Buckeye | Empty Weight: 8,115 lb. |
| Basic Role: Trainer | Max. Weight: 13,179 lb. |
| Other Versions: T-2B, T-2Ds,T-2Es DT-2B/Cs | Armament: Two 320-pound (145 kilograms) capacity underwing store stations, 50-caliber gun package, Bomb racks, Rocket packs, Tow target containers, Fire control package (baggage compartment), An armament accessory kit was available that provided six store stations |
| Principal User: Greece, USA, Venezuela |
Propulsion |
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Performance |
Power Plant: J85-GE-4 engines |
| Range: 1,047 miles. | Horsepower: 2,950 lb. trust. |
| Max. Speed: 522 mph. | No. Of Engines: Two ; each rated at |
| Ceiling: 40,415 ft. | |
| Climb Rate: |
