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| Description | The U.S. Air Force prototype Cessna XT-37-CE Tweety Bird (s/n 54-716), the first originally designed USAF jet trainer. It first flew in 12 October 1954. |
| Date | circa 1954 |
| Source | U.S. Air Force photo [1] from the USAF Aeronautical Systems Center History Office [2] |
| Author | USAF |
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