North American Aviation T-6 Texan (Harvard AT-6G)

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07 Apr 2026 · © Siliconserver

Preserved North American Harvard AT-6G (T-6 Texan) in striking checkered nose livery, a classic WWII advanced trainer.

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Aircraft

T-6 Texan (Harvard AT-6G) AT6

Red overall with black and white checkered nose

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Registration

Manufacturer

North American Aviation

Gear

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Location

Stuttgart Airport

STR/EDDS

48.6899, 9.2220

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Aviation History

The T-6 Texan (known as the Harvard in Commonwealth service) is one of the most famous advanced trainers of WWII and postwar era, used by dozens of air forces worldwide from the 1940s through the 1970s.

Fleet Rarity

Fewer than 600 airworthy T-6s/Harvards remain worldwide.

Record Flights

No major record flights but renowned for distinguished service as a training platform and aerobatic performer.

Safety & Events

Used extensively as a trainer for WWII and Korean War pilots; also used as a mock fighter in postwar warbird demonstrations.

Future Outlook

Preserved/static display, warbird and airshow favorite.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Wasp

Engine

12.81 m

Wingspan

8.84 m

Length

1,175 km

Range

208 km/h

Speed

2 seats (trainer configuration)

Capacity

2,430 kg

MTOW

3.57 m

Height

447 kW (600 hp)

Thrust

Approx. 100 dB (no ICAO Chapter rating due to era)

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