DHC-2 Beaver TaquanDHC 2 Beaver airplane model. The DHC 2 Beaver made its inaugural flight in late summer of 1947. Since then more than 1,650 have been constructed for commercial and military use. Nearly 1,000 of them were sent to the United States government for the use of military services. The DHC 2 Beaver, which was designed only after consultation with some 80 veteran Canadian bush pilots, is a true STOL (short takeoff and landing) aircraft. It features a high lift

supersonic jet trainer used in a variety of roles because of its design

STOL abilities and high rate of climb have made it a successful cargo

the conventional tail unit replaced by a T-tail

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a new series of 132 units was ordered in the 1942 War Program

Air France Airbus 340 airplane model

Many of the J-57-P-22 engines of the RF-8Gs were replaced by more powerful J57-P-429 engines

Sabre pilots established an impressive shoot-down advantage against enemy MiGs

Armament included eight to ten Browning machine guns for fighter defense (depending on model variant) mounted in the nose

The RF-84F featured engine air intakes at the wing roots plus cameras in the nose

Initial deliveries to the USAF began on March 17

1942 to May 17