T-28B "Trojan"

North American T-28B "Trojan" S/N 137749 Crew:   Two (Instructor and Student) Engine:   One Wright R-1820-86 radial; 1,425 hp Wingspan:   40 ft 7 in Length:   32 ft 6 in Height:   12 ft 7 in Weight:   6,410 lbs empty; 8,038 lbs max Speed:   max: 346 mph; cruise: 230 mph Range:   1,060 miles Service Ceiling:   37,000 ft Armament:   None Cost:  

T-33A "Shooting Star"

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T-37B "Tweet"

Cessna T-37B-CE "Tweet" S/N 57-2259 Crew:   Two Engines:   Two Continental J69-T-25 turbojets; 1,025 lbs thrust each Wingspan:   33 ft 10 in Length:   29 ft 4 in Height:   9 ft 5 in Weight:   6,575 lbs normal; 6,800 lbs max Speed:   cruise: 350 mph; max: 410 mph Range:   650 miles Service Ceiling:   35,000 ft Armament:   None Cost:   $166,000 This

T-38A "Talon"

Northrop T-38A "Talon" S/N 61-0824 Crew:   Two (Student and Instructor) Engines:   Two General Electric J85-GE-5A turbojets; 3,850 lbs thrust each with afterburner Wingspan:   25 ft 3 in Length:   46 ft 4 1/2 in Height:   12 ft 10 1/2 in Weight:   max: 11,761 lbs; empty: 7,410 lbs Speed:   max: 812 mph; cruise: 578 mph Range:   1,093 miles Service

T-39A "Sabreliner"

North American T-39A-1 "Sabreliner" S/N 61-0674 Crew:   Two Engines:   Two Pratt & Whitney J60-P-3 single-shaft turbojets; 3,000 lbs of thrust each Wingspan:   44 ft 6 in Length:   44 ft 0 in Height:   16 ft 0 in Weight:   18,650 lbs Speed:   max: 538 mph; cruise: 500 mph Range:   1,700 miles Service Ceiling:   42,000 ft Armament:   None Cost:  

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