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PostPosted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 12:01 pm 
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I thought I would share this photo of a "rather ragged" Newport AAF, AR Vultee BT-13 Valiant. Anyone recognize the rear seat individual ??

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No but my Dad flew BT's at Newport. Do you have any more pics?

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Hello Bipe 215:

Thanks so much for your response. The only other Newport AAF photo I have can be found on my website of http://www.fuselagecodes.com

Look on the subsection titled "Basic Flight Training" and at the bottom of the fuselage code charts there are a number of BT-13 photos displaying various AAF code letters. Among them is another "NE" marked aircraft. Those are the only two Newport BT-13 photos I've been able to find.

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Thanks much. Great website!

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Only BT-13 serial ending in 743 would be 42-1743, but it's one of Baugher's blank spots.

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There is supposed to be a BT-13 crash site somewhere in the mountians around my house never been able to find it though.


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