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the basic combat airplane used by the United States Army Air Corps from 1936-1940
1936
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the production version of the NA-26 prototype, with retractable tailwheel landing gear and the provision for armaments, a two-way radio, and the 550 hp (410 kW) R-1340-47 engine as standard equipment
1340
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Production versions included the BC-1 (Model NA-36) with only minor modifications (177 built), of which 30 were modified as BC-1I instrument trainers

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(NA-55) with airframe revisions (93 built)

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and a single BC-1B with a modified wing centre-section

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born 1941
1941 birthdate
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died 1946?
1946 deathdate
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