This aircraft is a medium-range, swept-wing jet aircraft. Equipped with modern navigation and communications equipment to train navigators for strategic and tactical aircraft, the it is primarily used in the undergraduate navigator training program. Several aircraft are configured for passengers and provide operational support to assigned commands. This aircraft is the military version of a well known commercial aircraft. One jet engine is mounted under each wing, and exterior differences between the military and commercial aircraft include the
addition of many small blade-type antennas, sextant ports, a wire antenna for high-frequency radio and fewer windows. The aircraft has considerably more training capability than the plane it replaced. Inside each aircraft training compartment are two minimum proficiency, two maxiumum proficiency and 12 student stations. Two stations form a console, and instructors can move their seats to the consoles and sit beside students for individual instruction. The large cabin allows easy access to seating and storage, yet reduces the distance between student stations and instructor positions. The first aircraft was delivered in September 1973. The last deliveries were made in July 1974.
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