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| Description | The B-58 crews were chosen from other strategic bomber squadrons. Due to the different characteristics of delta-winged aircraft, new pilots used the Convair F-102 Delta Dagger as a conversion trainer, before moving to the TB-58A trainer. The B-58 was difficult to fly and its three-man crews were constantly busy, but its performance was exceptional. A lightly loaded Hustler would climb at nearly 46,000 ft/min (235 m/s). (Partial text: Wikipedia) |
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| Author | Mike LaChance from Crowley, Tx, USA |
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