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T-33 #351 Cockpit control panel. |
| Photo Number: | E64-10899 |
| Photo Date: | February 13, 1964 |
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| Photo Description: |
T-33 #351 Cockpit control panel. |
| Project Description: |
Four Lockheed T-33A jet trainers were operated at what is now the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center from 1958 to 1973. They were used for support and flight research. T-33A (55-4351) (NASA 815) arrived at NASA Flight Research Center on January 9, 1963. It was used in a monocular vision study. It departed September 10, 1973 to Redding, California. The T-33 was the first U.S. Air Force jet trainer, and was originally developed as a two-seat version of the F-80. The T-33 was used by not only the U.S. military, but also by foreign air forces as a trainer, fighter, and reconnaissance aircraft. |
| NASA Photo by: | NASA |
| Keywords: | T-33, T-33A, cockpit control panel, #351, jet trainer |
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