1956 - 2011, Celebrating  over 50 Years of Service [click images for enlargements]

AAHS Journal, Vol 58, No 1 Spring 2013 Previous AAHS Journals	AAHS FLIGHTLINE, 183 2nd Quarter, 2013 Previous FLIGHTLINEs SUBSCRIBE to FLIGHTLINE	1941 Color US Navy aircraft USS Enterprise San Diego Other Historic Film Clips
What Is It? Challenge	American Aviation  Historical Society membership	This Day in History:  May 21, 1954 The first of two experimental Convair YC-131C aircraft makes its first flight at Fort Worth, TX. The YC-131C is a basic Convair 340 equipped with two Allison YT-56 turbprop engines. While the YC-131C does not go into production, it does show the adaptability of this aircraft for turboprop propulsion. Many Convair a/c are modified with turboprops during the 1960s.

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