Northrop YA 9 Attack Aircraft

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The Northrop YA-9 was a prototype attack aircraft developed for the United States Air Force A-X program. The YA-9 was passed over in preference for

National Museum of the USAF - Attack

Attack Aircraft These online archives show the development of Detroit-Lockheed Y1A-9 Curtiss YA-10 Consolidated Y1A-11 Northrop XA-16 Northrop A-17 Northrop A-17A - A-17A

List of All Northrop Corporation Aircraft Types, with Images/Data

list of all retired or active aircraft. Northrop Ground attack aircraft Northrop YA-9

Northrop YA-9 / A-9 - Aviation Reports - Aircraft Helicopter

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Northrop YA-9: The Northrop YA-9 was a prototype attack aircraft developed for the USAF, but passed over in preference for the Fairchild YA-10 that became the A-10

United States' Northrop A-17 attack - World War II Vehicles, Tanks

Northrop A-17A attack: Aeronautics Aircraft Spotters' Handbook: Northrop A-17A attack: Northrop YA-13: Prototype. 1 Developed privately in summer of 1933. 1

Northrop YA-13, Gamma 2C, light attack bomber monoplane

Northrop Gamma 2C — Single-engine (Wright Cyclone) two-seat closed-cabin low-wing land monoplane, 1 built, USAAC light attack aircraft YA-13, c/n 5. Northrop Gamma 2D

Northrop Gamma 5A single-engine two-seat low-wing monoplane

Northrop Gamma 2C — Single-engine (Wright Cyclone) two-seat closed-cabin low-wing land monoplane, 1 built, USAAC light attack aircraft YA-13, c/n 5. Northrop Gamma 2D

Factsheets : Northrop YA-13 - National Museum of the USAF - Home

Close-up of the Northrop YA-13, taken May 25, 1934. (U.S. Air Force The Northrop Aircraft Corp. developed an attack version of its successful Gamma 2-series aircraft at

JetPhotos.Net Aviation Photos-Aircraft Search: Northrop YA-9A

Northrop YA-9A: Location: Riverside March Air Force Base - KRIV USA - California built to compete against the A-10 for the USAF tank-buster/ground attack aircraft.