North American Aircraft

North American T-6 Texan / SNJ / Harvard 1935 The first prototype NA-16 flew in April 1935. A total of about 17000 aircraft were ... read more ... Developed by General Aviation (the precursor of North American Aviation) to meet a US Army ... read more ... North American O-47 1935 North American XB-21 1937 read more ... Conceived as a low-cost fighter for use by smaller nations demanding comparatively simple warplanes, yet embodying such ... read more ... North American NA-50 1938 North American NA-40 1939 The NA-40 was North American's offering to a 1938 Air Corps request for a twin engine attack ... read more ... On of the best fighters of the World War II. The first prototype flew on ... read more ... North American P-51 Mustang 1940 North American B-25 Mitchell 1940 The first B-25 flew on August 19, 1940. More than 12000 aircraft built. ... read more ... The P-64 designation falls out of chronological order and belongs to a North American product ... read more ... North American P-64 1940 North American XB-28 1942 Envisaged originally as a high-altitude version of the B-25 Mitchell, the North American NA-63 ... read more ... A significant aircraft in North American Aviation's history, the FJ-1 Fury was the company's first ... read more ... North American FJ-1 Fury 1946 North American B-45 Tornado 1947 In 1943, aware of Nazi Germany's advances in the field of jet propulsion, the Army ... read more ... To meet a US Army Air Force requirement for a day fighter that could be ... read more ... North American F-86 Sabre 1947 North American P-82 Twin Mustang 1948 The long-range, high-altitude escort fighter, development of the P-51 "Mustang. The Twin ... read more ... The first naval combat aircraft designed to carry an atomic bomb and for a time ... read more ... North American AJ Savage 1948 North American T-28 Trojan 1949 First flown in 1949, the Trojan was put into production as the T-28A two-seat basic ... read more ... The F-95 designation was assigned initially to the radar-equipped, all-weather interceptor version of the North ... read more ... North American F-86D / YF-95 Dog Sabre 1949 North American F-93 1950 The North American YF-93A, developed from the F-86 Sabre and originally designated F-86C, eventually became ... read more ... The XFJ-1 marked the entry of North American into the field of jet-propelled military aircraft. ... read more ... North American FJ-2, -3, -4 Fury 1952 North American XA2J 1952 In 1948 North American began work on the NA-163 turboprop-powered derivative of the AJ-1 ... read more ... First of the "Century fighters", the prototype F-100 flew on 25 May 1953. The initial ... read more ... North American F-100 Super Sabre 1953 North American YF-107 Ultra Sabre 1957 The North American F-107, or company NA-212, was the last USAF fighter to bear this ... read more ... The Vigilante was designed as a Mach 2 carrier-based attack aircraft capable of carrying nuclear ... read more ... North American A-5 Vigilante 1958 North American T-2 Buckeye 1958 With a requirement in 1956 for a multi-role jet trainer, the US Navy awarded North ... read more ... Successful in both civil and military markets, the North American NA-246 Sabreliner was developed originally as ... read more ... North American T-39 Sabreliner 1958 North American X-15 1959 The X-15A was a high-performance research aircraft used to provide date about heating, stability, control ... read more ... Developed to USAF General Operational Requirement 38 for an intercontinental bomber to replace the read more ... North American XB-70 Valkyrie 1964 North American OV-10 Bronco 1965 A US Marine Corps requirement of the early 1960s for a Light Armed Reconnaissance Airplane ... read more ...