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T-38A Talon - USAF 1st OG, 7th FTS Screamin Demons, #62-3702, Langley AFB, VA, 2023 

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T-38A Talon - USAF 1st OG, 7th FTS Screamin Demons, #62-3702, Langley AFB, VA, 2023
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1:72
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7.75"
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4.25"
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Diecast
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HM-HA5412
Period:
Modern


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The 7th Fighter Training Squadron is an active United States Air Force unit, assigned to the 1st Operations Group and stationed at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. It operates the T-38 Talon in an adversary role to help prepare F-22 Raptor pilots for real-world combat scenarios.

Designed as a supersonic jet trainer to replace the T-33, the T-38 was based on the F-5 Freedom Fighter airframe and was first flown on March 10th, 1959. The pressurized tandem-seat cockpit offers excellent visibility for both student and instructor and provides a comfortable training environment. Being both lightweight and nimble, the T-38 is used extensively to prepare military pilots for high performance jet aircraft and has earned the nickname "White Rocket". The T-38 was famously flown by the USAF Thunderbirds air demonstration squadron during the 1970s and proved popular with NASA who use it as an astronaut trainer and chase-plane.

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