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PostPosted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 1:28 pm 
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Hello everyone, here is a couple of pics from the Philippines and Guam, This was a armor, artillery and fortifications trip so not many airplanes....

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Philippine Air Force, Sangley Field

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Museum, south of Manila
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armyjunk2 wrote:
Hello everyone, here is a couple of pics from the Philippines and Guam, This was a armor, artillery and fortifications trip so not many airplanes....

Guam

1 Does anyone know what this engine was used in?
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How about this prop? What was it used on?

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The engine is a R-2800 Pratt and Whitney. I would venture a guess as its off of a C-46 transport with the 4 blade Curtiss Electric prop.
The 3 blade looks like a Curtiss Electric prop.
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photos 1-3 did the C-46 use a 4 bladed prop and would it still been around as late as 1975?


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photos 1-3 did the C-46 use a 4 bladed prop and would it still been around as late as 1975?

Originally the C-46 used the 4 blade Curtis Elec prop. In the US most were equipped with 3 blade Ham Std's and I think the 2800 - number were even changed to a different model.
C-46 was used into that time period in the SE Asia area. CIA used them in large numbers.
Exhaust collector looks like C-46.
http://www.warbirdregistry.org/c46regis ... 39611.html
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thanks a bunch, I learned something new today.....


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the three blade looks like maybe a wildcat prop.FM2

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I was gonna say R-2600 with a Curtiss prop off a SB2C :shock: :idea: :?:

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