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Description
| Manufacturer: | Waco | |
| Base model: | CG-13 | |
| Designation: | CG-15 | |
| Version: | A | |
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | |
| Designation Period: | 1941-1947 | |
| Basic role: | Transport Glider | |
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Recent comments by our visitors
| James West Franklin, IN | I am the webmaster for Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana, where in 1945-1946 hundreds of captured enemy aircraft were evaluated, including "special" Americah aircraft. Glider CG-15, 43-37082 was at this field. Any information available on this aircraft would be appreciated.
The site is at www.IndianaMilitary.org Select Freeman AAF jimwest@46176.com 05/02/2004 @ 10:09 [ref: 7345] |
| Joe Troy, OH | Try going to the Smithsonian as they have all the WACO blueprints on file and can make copies for a cost. 11/14/2002 @ 14:31 [ref: 6078] |
| Ray Burgess , CA | I am a volunteer at the Castle Air Mseum. In talking with the people the other day I am looking for more information on the CG-15AX.
We have the metal frame of the glider because the rest burned up five years and it was given to the musuem. I have a wild idea of rebuilding the glider. Where can I go to check on blue prints or plans of the 15A or 4A. Thank you for any help. 05/08/2002 @ 23:11 [ref: 4902] |
| Charles L Day , MI | cg-13 was not the base model for the cg-15 or cg-15a. cg-13 was much larger than the cg-4A or CG-15.
xcg-15 was a cg-4A WACO production serial with 15 nose and wings. xcg-15A was 15A design of fuselage, nose, wings, wheel carriage. 11/04/2001 @ 11:11 [ref: 3555] |
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