2016年5月4日 · Nicknamed the Turbo Mentor, the T-34C is an upgraded, turboprop-powered version of the earlier piston-engined T-34A and T-34B models that served as primary training aircraft for Navy and Marine Corps pilots for more than 40 years.

1997年3月21日 · A NASA T-34C aircraft, used for safety chase, is shown flying above the Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., in March 1997. The aircraft was previously used at the Lewis (now Glenn) Research Center in propulsion experiments involving turboprop engines, and was used as a chase aircraft at Dryden for smaller and slower research projects.

T-34C - GRC. Owner/Operator. NASA Glenn Research Center. Type. Conventional. Duration. 3.0 hours (payload and weather dependent) Useful Payload. 500 lbs. Gross Take-off Weight. 4,400 lbs. Onboard Operators. 2 (pilot + one) Max Altitude. 25000 ft. Air Speed.

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2005年6月20日 · At Dryden, the T-34 is used mainly for smaller remotely piloted vehicles which fly slower than NASA’s F-18’s, used for larger scale projects. The T-34C, built by Beech, carries a crew of 2 and is nicknamed the Mentor.

At Dryden, the T-34C is primarily used for chasing remotely piloted unmanned air vehicles which fly slower than NASA's F-18's mission support aircraft can fly. It is also used for required pilot proficiency flying.

NASA Glenn Research Center. Type: Conventional. Duration: 3.0 hours (payload and weather dependent) Useful Payload: 500 lbs. Gross Take-off Weight: 4,400 lbs. Onboard Operators: 2 (pilot + one) Max Altitude: 25000 ft. Air Speed: 75 knots. Range: 700 Nmi. Power: 60A at 28Vdc. Point(s) of Contact:

2002年2月6日 · A NASA T-34C aircraft, used for safety chase, is shown flying above the Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California in March 1997. The aircraft was previously used at the Lewis Research Center in propulsion experiments involving turboprop engines, and was used as a chase aircraft at Dryden for smaller and slower research projects.

2002年2月6日 · At Dryden, the T-34 is used mainly for smaller remotely piloted vehicles which fly slower than NASA's F-18's, used for larger scale projects. This aircraft was returned to the U.S. Navy in May of 2002. The T-34C, built by Beech, carries a crew of 2 and is nicknamed the Mentor.