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Aeronca L-3. A, B, C. Defender, TC, TAC, TG-5 and variants

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Aeronca TC Tandem Hawaii 1941

Aeronca TC Tandem, Hawaii. 1941 Source: WWW

Aeronca O-58A 1941 manouvers.
Sourse: Popular Science January 1942

Aeronca O-58A 1941 manouvers. Source: Popular Science January 1942

Aeronca O-58A 42-458. Taxi Accident May 1943. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca O-58A, 43-458, Taxi accident, November, 1943. Source: Jojeca aero

Aeronca YO-58, 42-459 (reconstituted as L-3C) 152nd Observation Squadron. Ft Devons. MA. December 23.1941. Source U.S.Air Corp.

Aeronca L-3A 42-7809 10th Observation squadron, 77th Observation Group.Abilene, Texas. January 30,1943 Taxiing accident in strong winds. 2nd Lt. Joseph B. Morris . Source: Jojeca Aero/Aviation Archeology

Aeronca Defender. This was the prize awarded to Willard Broughton for winning a scale model building contest spossored by the Air cadets of America and Aeronca Inc. December.1942
Source. Jojeca Aero

Aeronca Defender... This was the prize awarded to Willardx Broughton for winning a scale model contest sponsored by the Air cadets of America and Aeronca Inc. Dec.1921. Source: Jojeca Aero

Mary Friedlander and daughter Judy christening Aeronca L-3, February 1943. Source: Jejeca Aero

Aeronca L-3 "Infant of the Skyways" christened, with milk, by 2 year old Judy Friedlander. Daughter of Mary Friedlander, pilot with CAP and John Friedlabder co-owner of Aeronca Inc. Feb.1943. Source: Jojeca aero

Aeronca Defender (see previous photo for description). Source: Jojeca Aero

Source. WWW

Aeronca Tandem. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B 42-36104 Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1855 with the Free French forces in North Africa Source: Col. Mike Strok

L-3B 43-27118

Aeronca L-3B 43-27118 Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B 43-27118
Source WWW/Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3b 43-27118 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-27119 Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B 43-27120 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-27119
Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B. 43-27169 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B. 42-36216 Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B. Bruce Byer (not involved in the accident) at the CPT elementary glider training program at Hope College, Park Township airport. MI. 1942 (he went on to fly P47s 1943-45. Souce: Hope College

Aeronca L-3B. Elementary glider training, Hope College. MI. Source: Hope College.

Aeronca L-3B 43-26891?
Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B. 43-26891? Souce: WWW

Aeronca L-3C 43-1691 Serial# O58B6212 "Hurricane Junior" May 1944. Source: B. Capster

Aeronca L-3C. 43-1691 "Hurricane Junior" May 1944. Source: B. Capster

Aeronca L-3C 43-1691 Serial# O58B6212 "Hurricane Junior" May 1944. Source: B. Capster

Aeronca L-3E 43-2823 (impressed 65TC). Propaganda photo. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3E (impressed TC65) 43-2823. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca O-58A/L-3A with Freedman-Burnham propeller. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1835. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B. 42-38483 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B (O-58B) 42-14724. Wright Field, Ohio. March 06.1942. Source: Smithsonian NASM

Aeronca L-3B 42-14724 Wright Field Ohio 1942. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B. 42-14724. Wright Field, Ohio March 06.1942 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1621?? Source: Jojeca Aero

L-3B 42-14773 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C. 43-1571. Hammer Field. Source:WWW

Aeronca L-3C 43-1530 Mines Field Source: WWW

Aeronca 43-27076. Dec14.1943. Auxullary Field#2 Bowman Field. KY. No moon night landings!! Source Brian Thomas.

Aeronca L-3B. 42-14748. 1942. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43- (26754-27253 series) Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B. 42-36181 Source WWW

Aeronca L-3C 43-1509 Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B. Pilot Maurice Fry, chief test pilot for Aeronca. Source: Jojeca Aero/Aeronca Inc

Aeronca L-3B. Print of a painting by Jerome Biederman, transportation artist 1930-50. Note that this is painted from the original Aeronca Corp. photograph with pilot Maurice Fry, shown one frame back. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3H. Impressed TL (Lycoming engine) Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B Official Aeronca photo used for News Paper Article "Jeeps with Wings" Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B.. Newspaper article "Jeeps with Wings"

Aeronca L-3B. Interesting colour photograph of a late model L-3B (26754-27253 series) in the snow with L-5. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B 43-27-47 with a CAP unit. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-27105. Assigned to CAP Group 622 in January 1944. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-26754 (A1) and 43-26755 (A2). Dutch Antilles. These two were delivered August 1943. Owned by the government and operated by Aruba Flying Club (Esso connected) Source: MuseoNacional Aeronautica y del Espacio and Patricio Wenbourne

Aeronca L-3B 43-26755 September 1944 Source. Aruba Esso News, George S Smathers Library

Aeronca L-3B 43-26754 (A1). Aruba Aero Club, Source: M de Vreeze, IPMS Netherlands/Brian Thomas

Aeronca L-3B. 42-36119 in the South Pacific 29th Air service Group 1944. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B 43-26890? (captioned incorrectly as a "Sentinel" Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B Source WWW

Aeronca L-3B Source WWW

Aeronca L-3C. Shows Army pilots..possible North Africa? Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C Army Pilot, army vehicles in background..possible North Africa? Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C .Division Artillery Air Section. 36th Infantry Division, North Africa 1943. Source: James R. Stegall (155th F.A.BN)/ Gene Oshrin

Aeronca L-3C 1st Cavalry near Fort Bliss Texas. Lt Winkelmyer hit a cactus! Source. Lojeca Aero/Fred "pink" Martin collection

Aeronca L-3C. 1st Cavalry, Artillery section. Fort Bliss. Texas 1943. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fed "Pink" Martin collection

Aeronca L-3Cs. 1st Cavalry, Artillery Section. Texas 1943. Source: Jojeca Aero/Fred "Pink" Maertin collection

Aeronca L-3Cs 1st Cavalry Artillery Section. In flight over Texas summer 1943. Source: Jojeca Aero/Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3C. 1st Cavalry Artillery Section. Fort Bliss, Texas. 1943. Fred Martin. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3C. 1st Cavalry, Artillery Section, Fort Bliss, Texas. 1943 Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred 'Pink" Martin collection

Aeronca L-3Cs. 1st Cavalry, Artillery Section. Camp Strathpine, Queensland, Australia 1943. Inspection by General Walter Kruger, Commander 6th Army Pacific. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C. 1st Cavalry Division "DIVARTY HQ". Australia 1943 Source" Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection

Aeronca L-3C. On Operation Pacific 1944. 1st Cavalry Division, Artillery Section. Benny Messana (pilot) KIA, ditched in Ocean. Source: Jojeca Aero/WWW

Aeronca L-3C. 1st Cavalry Division. Australia 1943. Crash that killed pilot Lt Winkelmeyer and Divisional Artillery officer Col. McNair. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3C. Ndrillo, Admiralty Islands, Feb. 1944. General Rex. E. Chandler. Commander Artillery 1st Cavalry Division. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3C. Ndrillo, Admiralty Islands, Feb. 1944. General Rex. E. Chandler. Commander Artillery 1st Cavalry Division. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3Cs (plus one L-4) 1st Cavalry Division, Air Section. Ndrillo, Admiralty Islands, February 1944. Left to right; DIVARTY, 271st Btn, 99th Btn, 82nd Btn, 61st Btn. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3Cs (plus one L-4) 1st Cavalry Division, Air section. Momote Airstrip, 1944. Source: "Road to Tokyo" 1st Cavalry Division.

Aeronca L-3Cs (plus one L-4). 1st Cavalry Division, Air Section, Los Negros or Ndrillo, 1944. Source: "L-Birds" Terry M. Love

Aeronca L-3C in action. 1st Cavalry Division, Air Section. Pacific campaign 1944. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C in action. 1st Cavalry Division, Air Section. Pacific campaign 1944. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C. Post War Suplus. Gladys Martin. Wife and life partner to L-3 pilot Fred "Pink" Martin. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3C. Post War Suplus. Gladys Martin. Wife and life partner to L-3 pilot Fred "Pink" Martin. Source: Jojeca Aero/ Fred "Pink" Martin collection.

Aeronca L-3B. Late model. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3. Post war fly-in. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3C. Pilot and crew. Possible North Africa late 1943. Source: WWW

Aeronca L-3B. 42-14744, Serial # C-3482 TA. N-48654. Saw service with 52TCS, 63TCG Grenada AAB, MS. Photo taken at Sky Lawn Airport. Morro Bay CA Source: Betty Domenghini & Historical Society of Morro Bay/www.airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L-3B 43-26795 Serial# O58B9323. Source: Jojeca Aero/ WWW

Aeronca L-3B (yellow nose) Source:WWW

Aeronca Tandem Pilot in training Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-27214 O58B13514 Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B. Ground Loop? Source www.airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios Source

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B 43-26821 With Club Aereo de Chile 1943. Source Museo Nacional Aeronautico y del Espacia/Patricio Wenborne/Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B. 43-26866 O-58B10233. Now restored at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum. Addison. Texas. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 43-27084. O58B12213. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca 65TL 10281T Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1634 serial # O58B5642. Source: JojecaAero

Aeronca 65-TAL. Serial# L4742 TA, 1942

Source: Airfields-Freeman.com

Aerobca L-3C Casper Air base. Source: Jojeca Aeroi

Aeronca L-3s of Gillespie Airways. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3s at Morrison Flying Services. helena Airport. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3Bs at Bowman Field. Glider training. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3Bs. Lovell Field. Army Airforce Cadets of the University of Chattanooga. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C British General S. Harold Alexander steps out to meet General George Patton. Ahead of Operation Torch. November 1942. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C British General S. Harold Alexander steps out to meet General George Patton. Ahead of Operation Torch. November 1942. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C British General S. Harold Alexander steps out to meet General George Patton. Ahead of Operation Torch. November 1942. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1707. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1707 and 43-1926 and L-3B 42-36110, plus seven other L-3s. Note that some are in Silver. dope and others with the yellow nose. These are trainers (probably glider) being sold surplus in August 1944 at Ludwig Airport,Weedon's Island Florida. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C 43-1707 and 43-1926 at auction August 1944. Ludwig Airport. Source: www.airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L-3B 42-36110 at auction August 1944. Ludwig Airport. Source: www.airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L-3B assigned Tri-cities Ssqaudron, CAP. Tri-Cities Airport, Endicott. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3. From article "Jeep with Wings" Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3 damaged at auction Patterson Field 1944. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3. Damaged for Auction. Patterson Field. 1944. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3s (43-27035 in the front) for sale at auction. Patterson Field. Interesting to note many have what appear to be glider speed brakes or air brakes!!! Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B Delivered for Auction. Bettis Airport, Pennsylvania. August, 1944. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3 trainers. Source: Airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L-3B. 42-36298. O58B3242 Source: Jojeca aero

Aeronca L-3 Trainers standing out amount the Pipers. Source: www.airfieldsfreeman.com

Aeronca L3B ( shown as L-3C incorrectly) Official Aeronca L-3 playing cards. Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B Pilot A/C Robert J. Nachel Nov.1943 Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca Tandem (impressed) USAAF Cadet R.A. Nichols. Sqn 285, Group U, San Antonio Aviation TX. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca Tandem (impressed) USAAF Cadet R.A. Nichols. Sqn 285, Group U, San Antonio Aviation TX. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca Tandem (impressed) USAAF Cadet R.A. Nichols. Sqn 285, Group U, San Antonio Aviation TX. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca 65TC Ser# 10021T NC34467. Registration Cancelled 09/13/54. Lt Paul Malinburg. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3?. Appears to be set up for instument flying!

Aeronca L-3B in the paint shop. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B early series, with radio Transmitter AVT-15A on the floor in front of the pilot. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L3 with interesting radio set-up. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca O-58A with the Freedeman-Burnham ground adjusted propeller. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B 42-14761 Serial# C 3652TA Source Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B. Late series from an advertisement for Camel Cigarettes. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B. Chile CC-XBB CC-48. Source: Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B. Chile CC-XBB CC-28. Source: Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3B Chile CC-XBB. CC-28. Source: Jorge Rios

Aeronca L-3Cs arriving in Brazil Jan.1943. Part of the lend lease program 43-1787 to 43-1826 Source: Julio Cesar Morera and Brian Thomas,

Aeronca L-3B 43-27?49 seen in Alaska Source: Clifford Hatz

Aeronca L-3 F-BELT. Possibly " France" or "Sainte Barbe" that serverd with the Free French Airforce CFSOAA in North Africa and possible Europe. Was listed in Strasbourg in 1952 and Clement-Ferrand 1954-71 Currently under restoration. Source: Richard Ferrier Collection.

Aeronca 65TL serial# L9471. Registration cancelled 1955. Source: Ed Das./Airfields-Freeman.com

Aeronca L-3B 43-27106 Instrument panel, centre section (All instruments stock except Airspeed) Source: NASM

Aeronca L-3C on the left. Either "France" or "Sainte Barbe" serving with the Free French CFSOA in Lormel.1943/44 Source: www.biblioteheque-aviation.com

Aeronca L-3C on the left. Either "France" or "Sainte Barbe" serving with the Free French CFSOA in Lormel.1943/44 Source: ECPAD, collection Marc Bonas/www.Alat.fr

Aeronca L-3C on the left. Either "France" or "Sainte Barbe" serving with the Free French CFSOA in Lormel.1943/44 Source: wwwalat.fr/ECPAD, collection Marc Bonas

Aeronca L-3C ,Either "France" or "Sainte Barbe" serving with the Free French CFSOA in Lormel.1943/44 Source: www.Alta.fr/, collection Marc Bonas

Aeronca L-3B. 43-27053. Serial# O58B-11903
N48688. Post war California.
Source: Delores Garnier family

Aeronca L-3B. 43-27053, Serial# O58B-11903, N48688. Post war over California. Source: Delores Garnier family collection.

Aeronca 65-TL Serial #1020T NC 26342. Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3B, C or TAC (probable TAC because of civilian colours) Langley Field V.A. Source: Jojeca Aero

Pullman-Moscow Airport Whitman County Washington. Initial Pilot Training ( 5000+ graduates in ww2) Line up that I say includes some Aeroncas (high on their tip toes). Source: Jojeca Aero

Aeronca 65-TC . 11th College Training Detachment.Murfreesboro,TN. 1943. L-R Fred D.Childs, William H Neal and Brunett. Source: The Albert Gore Research Centre, MTSU/Jojeca Aero

Aeronca YO-58, Louisiana Maneuvers 1941. Source: Life/Brian Thomas

Aeronca 65-TAL. Serial# L1901TA/NC36872. 1941. 11 College Training Detachment 1943. Murfeesboro,TN. Source: Albert Gore Research Center, MTSU/Jojeca Aero

Aeronca L-3C. With the 65th Fighter Squadron in the 57th Fighter Group, North Africa/Corsica, or Italy 1943/44 (Stars and Bars with red surround indicate pre Sep.1943) “Purchased” from US Army ground forces with “several flight jackets”. Used for enlisted men pilot training/pilot use and as general squadron hack. Note painted out section on tail where FA# would have been, Source: Fred.M Symmank, Master Sergeant and Aircraft Maintenance Engineering team 65th FS, collection/ Dorothy Symmank/ 57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate pre Sep 1943, so possibly Africa/Sicily/Corsica/Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3C or TAC. With the 65th FS, 57th FG 1943. The stars and bars indicate post Sep 1943, so possibly Italy. The camouflage scheme and rear window / top cover suggest an impressed TAC (rudder is later model) aircraft brought with the squadron from USA. Source: Bob Hannings ( 65th FS Aircraft Maintenance Officer) collection/57th fighter group.org

Aeronca L-3B or C. 9th Glider Training Detachment. Tucumcari Glider School.NM. April, 1943. Source: Gary Gholson/Tucumcari and Quay then and now photos and memories group.

Aeronca L-3B 42-36304 MS# O58B3302. N48939. Eddie C Allen, D-Day glider pilot. Source John Roland ( grandson)

Aeronca 65TC or TAC. Catherine Winne (class of 41) November 1940 at Auburn-Lewiston Airport. Source: Muskie archives, Special Selections Archive

Aeronca L-3B. Bear Mountain OK. Robert H. Horr. D-Day glider pilot. Trained on L-3s. Including 42-36202/04/09 &TG5 . Okmulgee, Lubbock. Bowman Field in period Feb12-Mar 09.1944 did 131 day and 162 night landings in L-3s!!! Source Robert H Horr collection/Library of Congress

Aeronca L-3B. Robert H. Horr. D-Day glider pilot. Page from Log book while at 24th A.A.F.G.T.D. Omulgee.Trained on L-3s. Including 42-36202/04/09.Check remarks column for training specifics. Source: Robert H Horr collection/Library of Congress

Aeronca L-3 in formation. Believed taken during photoshoot for newspaper article "Jeeps with Wings_ Source: Brian Thomas/"L Bird, the little plane that did"

Aeronca L-3B. 43-27161/O58B12983/N56733. Source Bob and Shirley Best 1966-68 California

Aeronca L-3s at the factory transferring to USAAF. Insignia suggest early 1942 so perhaps L-3B (42-14713 to 14797 series) Source: John Houser/Gene Oshrin

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