O-1 Bird Dog

Cessna L-19 or O-1 Bird Dog, Army / Air Force Serial No. 51-16963, c/n 22840, Model 305A, was assigned to a National Guard unit.

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Cessna L-19 or O-1 Bird Dog, Army / Air Force Serial No. 51-16963, c/n 22840, Model 305A, was assigned to a National Guard unit.

ABOUT THE A-12 AVENGER II

Cessna L-19 or O-1 Bird Dog, Army / Air Force Serial No. 51-16963, c/n 22840, Model 305A, was assigned to a National Guard unit. Following 4,706 hours of military flying, it left the military service. Transferred to US Forestry Department in North Carolina as N9623Q (Aircraft #7) in May 1973. It flew to the Fort Worth Aviation Museum and remains the only aircraft that has flown to the museum under its own power.

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Manufacturer: Cessna

Cessna L-19 or O-1 Bird Dog, Army / Air Force Serial No. 51-16963, c/n 22840, Model 305A, was assigned to a National Guard unit. Following 4,706 hours of military flying, it left the military service. Transferred to US Forestry Department in North Carolina as N9623Q (Aircraft #7) in May 1973. It flew to the Fort Worth Aviation Museum and remains the only aircraft that has flown to the museum under its own power.

Birddog at Propwash still in work. It is being repaired/rebuilt to flying condition for future events and fly-ins for show.

Note: Scheduling is always a moving target depending on weather and workload. All schedules are subject to changes.