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Douglas A-26 Invader

January 24, 2025 by Bob Stoney Leave a Comment

Aircraft Information
> Aircraft Make: Douglas Aircraft. Model: A-26. Nickname: Invader
> Aircraft Mil Civ Description: Airplane ME Piston
> FAA Category and Class: Airplane multi-engine Land
> Engine Description: Twin piston (radial)

Aircraft Experience
> As of: 6/25/2024
> Number of Hours Flown: 1
> Number of Times Flown: 1
> Other Aircraft Models Associated: A-20 Havoc?

First Flown Information
> Sequence First Flown: 85
> Date First Flown: 9/28/1996
> Location First Flown: Santa Monica Airport (KSMO)?
> Who and/or What Organization First Flown With: USNTPS Qual Eval

Recollections:
My logbook on this one is sparse.  No location, no names, just the entry “QE”.  The Serial number is listed in my log as “BC538”.  No amount of googling has helped me remember more and–I’m a bit ashamed to say–I don’t remember much about this flight, even WHERE it occurred.   The flight occurred early in my time as the Chief Flight Instructor (CFI) at USNTPS and, I suspect, occurred in the LA area–probably Santa Monica, maybe Torrance, because it occurred the same day as a J-3 cub flight that I remember well.  Anyway, that’s all I have on this one, disappointingly!

A-26 Invader (file photo)
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Filed Under: 76-100, Airplane ME Piston

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