<p>This type was originally designed by North American, although production was taken over by Ryan in 1948.
This genuine U.S.Army example was built as an L-17B but re-designated as a U-18B in 1962. 163 of this model were built.
c/n NAV-4-1752.
US Army Aviation Museum.
Fort Rucker.
Alabama, USA.
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17-4-2013
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