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T-45 Goshawk Specifications
Primary Function: Training platform for Navy/Marine Corps pilots
Contractor: Boeing [McDonnell Douglas] (prime)
Crew: Two, student and instructor
Unit Cost: $17.2 million
Powerplant
  Rolls Royce F405-RR-401 turbofan engine with 5,527 pounds (2,512 kg) thrust
Dimensions
Length: 38 feet 9 inches
Wingspan: 30 feet 8 inches
Height: 13 feet 1 inch
Weights
Empty: 9,394 pounds (4,261 kg)
Maximum Takeoff: 13,000 pounds (5,897 kg) -- grossweight
Performance
Speed: 645 miles per hour (1038 km per hour)
Ceiling: 42,500 feet
Range: 700 nautical miles (805 statute miles, 1288 km)
Armament
  N/A


T-45 Goshawk Achievements
  • The T-45 was based on the British Aerospace Hawk, one of the few instances the US military has ordered a foreign aircraft.


T-45 Goshawk Features
 

The T-45A aircraft, the Navy version of the British Aerospace Hawk aircraft, is used for intermediate and advanced portions of the Navy/Marine Corps pilot training program for jet carrier aviation and tactical strike missions. The T-45A will replace the T-2 Buckeye trainer and the TA-4 trainer with an integrated training system that includes the T-45A Goshawk aircraft, operations and instrument fighter simulators, academics, and training integration system. There are two versions of T-45 aircraft currently in operational use at this time, the T-45A and T-45C derivatives. The T-45A, which became operational in 1991, contains an analog design cockpit while the new T-45C (began delivery in December 1997) is built around a new digital \"glass cockpit\" design.




T-45 Goshawk Photos
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