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The BAC Strikemaster 167
A single engine jet aircraft with side-by-side seating. The Strikemaster entered service in 1967 and was developed from the Jet Provost for military pilot training, ground attack and reconnaissance duties. It has a top speed of just over 500 mph and is known for its maneuverability, rapid acceleration and climb rate.

Strikemaster schematic diagram

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T- 6 Texan
Built by Boeing is an advanced trainer and served as the classroom for most of the Allied pilots who flew in World War II. Called the SNJ by the Navy and the Harvard by the RAF. Designed as a transition between basic trainers and first-line tactical aircraft and to give the best possible training in all types of tactics, from ground strafing to bombardment and aerial dogfighting. Features tandem seating and has a top speed of 205 mph.

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CT- 4
A basic, single-engine military trainer used by the air forces of Australia, New Zealand and Thailand. Features side-by-side seating and has a top speed of 265 mph.

Strikemasters
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