New Beech ***** Ordered by U.S. Air Force -- The Beech designed USAF T-34A primary trainer has been ordered into sustained and quantity production in the United States and Canada fro the U.S. Air Force.Letter contracts have been issued by the Air Force to Beech Aircraft Corporation, Wichita, Kansas, and to Beechcraft's Canadian licensee, the Canadian Car and Foundry Company, Fort William, Ontario. The number of aircraft to built under each contract was not announced, nor was the annual rate of production given inasmuch as such information is classified. March 5, 1953. (Photo by Beech Aircraft Corporation).

New Beech ***** Ordered by U.S. Air Force -- The Beech designed USAF T-34A primary trainer has been ordered into sustained and quantity production in the United States and Canada fro the U.S. Air Force.Letter contracts have been issued by the Air Force to Beech Aircraft Corporation, Wichita, Kansas, and to Beechcraft's Canadian licensee, the Canadian Car and Foundry Company, Fort William, Ontario. The number of aircraft to built under each contract was not announced, nor was the annual rate of production given inasmuch as such information is classified. March 5, 1953. (Photo by Beech Aircraft Corporation).
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