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Description
| Manufacturer: | Stinson |
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| Base model: | L-1 | ||
| Designation: | L-1 | ||
| Nickname: | Vigilant | ||
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | ||
| Designation Period: | 1942-1962 | ||
| Basic role: | Liaison | ||
| See Also: | O-49 | ||
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Recent comments by our visitors
| Bryan Warfield , TX | The late Gary Archer, M.D, of Anchorage AK used to fly a Stinson L-1 just for fun in the 1960's - 1970's. 04/27/2009 @ 13:16 [ref: 24126] |
| Airbum , CA | Friedrich,
I got to fly one of these and can tell you that there is no active boundary layer control. It just has large wings with full span self-actuating (retractable) leading edge slats. 06/19/2008 @ 14:40 [ref: 21557] |
| John Samardza , DE | Just thought you might like to know that there are three
L-1 airframes at Fantasy of Flight (Kermit Weeks) in Polk City Florida. One is a restoration of a machine they were flying before Hurricane Andrew clobbered them in Miami the other two they think they can rebuild into second flying example. 05/08/2006 @ 16:21 [ref: 13227] |
| Friedrich Huggler , OTH | I found that picture in Interavia 1955. It must be a BLC (Boundry Layer Control) aircraft under supervision of the Dow Chemical Company.
Does anybody knows more about it? Friedrich Huggler 07/15/2004 @ 09:21 [ref: 7834] |
| Bogdan ATAMAN Warsaw Poland, OTH | The aircraft on Your photo is STINSON O-49 A,
later redesignated STINSON L-1 A ( s/n 41-18971 is good seen on the tail ). Greetings from Poland Boogey 05/24/2004 @ 07:32 [ref: 7467] |
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