Kestrel Flight Part 2

My flight from June 14th on "Checkers!"
Checkers, a T-6, is a G model aircraft and was produced in 1952. It was taken on Strength/Charge with the United States Army Air Force with serial number 5114913 that same year. It has a Pratt and Whitney R1340, 9-cylinder radial engine with 600 horsepower and carries 110 gallons of fuel and 10 gallons of oil. Carrying a crew of two, it was equipped with two .30 caliber machine guns during its military days, located in the nose and wing. The opposite wing carried a camera to review the pilot’s target footage. Though disabled, Checkers retains the barrel of one machine gun, visible in the nose. (Copied from The Kestrel Warbirds site)
My pilot that day was the awesome Wes Davis!

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Timeline: 00:00 Full Roll 00:31 Pulled a few Gs in this turn! 1:10 Immelmann and then followed by another one 1:50 Another roll into a banking turn 2:30 Another full roll 4:00 Finished acrobatics and headed towards Butler County Regional Airport (Hogan Field) 10:03 Flying over Hogan Field where the GCRCC is setting up for the Flying Circus! 10:45 Good shot of the smoke trail we had on 11:35 Turning in for our second pass 14:00 Headed back home 24:28 Turning base for landing 24:52 On final 25:07 Beautiful landing 28:00 Pulling into parking 29:00 Shutdown Shoutout again to Wes Davis for the awesome flight and being an amazing pilot!