[Deaf Smith]

Was this a CAF aircraft?

[Doogle]

http://www.t28trojanfoundation.com/index.html

[dusttoyou]

I beleive the Navy still fly them as trainers. One went into Corpus Christi Bay last month.

[EGPWS]

Was this a CAF aircraft?

Unless they have changed their ways recently, the CAF was only 1939-1945 aircraft.

I used to maintain a T-33A and a T-28C for a private owner and he had to fight to get fuel credits for airshows with the T-33 because he proved that the F-80 actually flew in Italy in 1945 however the T-28 was never accepted by the CAF because it was a '50's vintage trainer for the strait winged Navy Fury and the Air Force F-86 Sabre Jet.

The T-28 is very comfortable aircraft to fly.