Photos of Aircraft 32-261

32-261, 1932 Curtiss P-6E Hawk, c/n 32-261

Aircraft 32-261, P-6E Hawk zx, at KFFO, photo by Florida Metal

Florida Metal

@ KFFO

Aircraft 32-261, At The Museum of the United States Air Force Dayton Ohio., at KFFO, photo by kenvidkid

kenvidkid

@ KFFO

Aircraft 32-261, P-6E at USAF Museum, at FFO, photo by Florida Metal

Florida Metal

@ FFO

Aircraft 32-261, This is the only surviving original P-6 Hawk; although it wears the markings 32-240, her real identity is 32-261., at DWF, photo by Daniel L. Berek

Daniel L. Berek

@ DWF

Aircraft 32-261, AF Museum, at KFFO, photo by Ronald Barker

Ronald Barker

@ KFFO

Aircraft 32-261, At the Air Force Museum, at KFFO, photo by Glenn E. Chatfield

Glenn E. Chatfield

@ KFFO

Aircraft 32-261, The only original P-6E still in existence, this P-6E appears in the colors and markings of the airplane assigned to Capt. Ross G. Hoyt, Commanding Officer of the 17th Pursuit Squadron, 1st Pursuit Group, based at Selfridge Field, Mich. in 1933., at KFFO, photo by Ironramper

Ironramper

@ KFFO

Aircraft 32-261, P-6E Hawk, at FFO, photo by Florida Metal

Florida Metal

@ FFO

Aircraft 32-261, P-6E Hawk in the markings of 17th Pursuit Squadron of 1933 as displayed at the USAF Museum in th Summer of 1977., at FFO, photo by Peter Nicholson

Peter Nicholson

@ FFO

Aircraft 32-261, 1932 Curtiss P-6E Hawk at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio., at FFO, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ FFO

Aircraft 32-261, 1932 Curtiss P-6E Hawk at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio., at FFO, photo by Bob Simmermon

Bob Simmermon

@ FFO

Aircraft 32-261, Curtiss Hawk at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, at FFO, photo by Glenn E. Chatfield

Glenn E. Chatfield

@ FFO