Beech Bonanza U.S. Air Force following a troubled flight test

following a troubled flight test program

flew for the first time on September 21

it was particularly suited for such missions as the famous raid from North Africa against the oil industry at Ploesti

the B-26K was redesignated the A-26A

Beech Bonanza U.S. Air Force following a troubled flight testBeech 36 Bonanza custom painted airplane model. Introduced in 1968, the Model 36 is a six seat utility aircraft. This airplane is basically a slightly lengthened (10 inches) version of the V35B, combining the tail unit of the Model 33, and the strengthened landing gear developed for the Beech Baron. This airplane also has double doors on the starboard side of the fuselage, making it easier to load or unload cargo when used in a utility role. Mahogany