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T-45A Goshawk Flight Over Texas Fields
T-45A Goshawk Banking Over Kingsville
T-45 Goshawks in flight over Texas
T-45A Goshawks in Flight Above Clouds
T-45A Goshawk Rollout
T-45A Goshawk Landing at NAS Kingsville, TX
T-45A Goshawk Carrier Qualifications, USS Kennedy, CV-67
T-45A Goshawk at Sunset in Kingsville
T-45A Goshawk at Sunset
T-45A Goshawk at the Kingsville "Classroom"
T-45 Goshawk Aerobatics
T-45 Goshawk Trainer in Vertical Flight
T-45 Goshawk Trainer Landing
T-45A Goshawk Student Aviator Ready for First Launch Aboard Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carrier
T-45 Goshawk in Flight Over Clouds
T-45 Goshawk in flight
T-45 Goshawk Landing
T-45 Goshawk Landing
T-45A Goshawk Student Aviators Aboard Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carrier
T-45 Goshawk in Flight
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T-45A From TW-2 Over Texas
The T-45 Training System is the first totally integrated training program developed for the U.S. Navy. It includes flight simulators, computer-assisted instruction, and contractor-provided logistics support. At the heart of the system is the T-45 Goshawk aircraft, which replaces both the North American T-2C Buckeye and the Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk naval jet trainers. The T-45 is a modified version of Britain’s Royal Air Force Hawk trainer. The T-45A made its first flight on April 16, 1988. Deliveries began in 1992 and flight training in 1994. Boeing and British Aerospace share production of the T-45, with final assembly at Boeing facilities in St. Louis. The latest version, the T-45C, has a digital cockpit. It made its first flight in October 1997. The new cockpit is similar to those used in current Navy aircraft, and will better prepare pilots for flying the F/A-18 Super Hornet, the AV-8B Harrier II Plus and other next generation fighters. Boeing delivered the 221st and final T-45 training jet to the U.S. Navy in November 2009.
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BI21072
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c22-519-10
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