D. Luper, Logistics Engr., Sr.
I was part of the training department and was tasked
to develop training material for the A12 aircraft. In
addition, I was involved with simulator tech support of
the flight instruments and controls.
Many great sites have pictures and information
regarding this aircraft. Therefore I will provide a few
pictures that I have collected from sites as well a few
that I have collected from other sources.
I was part of the training department and was tasked
to develop training material for the A12 aircraft. In
addition, I was involved with simulator tech support of
the flight instruments and controls.
Many great sites have pictures and information
regarding this aircraft. Therefore I will provide a few
pictures that I have collected from sites as well a few
that I have collected from other sources.
Some of the best sites for photos regarding the A12 are at ...
http://www.habu2.net/a12/avenger2.htm
http://www.habu2.net/a12/avenger2.htm
This is an artist's conception of the A12. It never flew.
Because of it's shape, we often referred to this aircraft
as the "Macho Nacho."
Because of it's shape, we often referred to this aircraft
as the "Macho Nacho."
Front Seat
Back Seat
The A-12 by General Dynamics
It was rumored that the Aviation Heritage Museum
of Texas is going to house the original A12.
http://www.aviationheritagemuseum.org/gallery1.htm
of Texas is going to house the original A12.
http://www.aviationheritagemuseum.org/gallery1.htm
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