ChuckAnderson
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Hi Everyone!
Presented here is information on the Northrop Grumman C-2 Greyhound 21, a proposed jet-engined version of the standard C-2 Greyhound.
My source for this is Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1990-1991, and they describe the Greyhound 21 as a multi-mission carrier-based aircraft.
Jane's further describes the Greyhound 21:
"Fitted with turbofan engines in place of the Allison T56 turboprops, it could be used for anti-submarine/anti-surface vessel warfare, electronic surveillance, carrier onboard delivery and aerial refuelling missions. In the COD rold, the Greyhound 21 will be able to airlift a 4536 kg (10,000 lb) cargo payload; for other roles, the hold area will contain specialised mission equipment and system operators."
Chuck
Presented here is information on the Northrop Grumman C-2 Greyhound 21, a proposed jet-engined version of the standard C-2 Greyhound.
My source for this is Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1990-1991, and they describe the Greyhound 21 as a multi-mission carrier-based aircraft.
Jane's further describes the Greyhound 21:
"Fitted with turbofan engines in place of the Allison T56 turboprops, it could be used for anti-submarine/anti-surface vessel warfare, electronic surveillance, carrier onboard delivery and aerial refuelling missions. In the COD rold, the Greyhound 21 will be able to airlift a 4536 kg (10,000 lb) cargo payload; for other roles, the hold area will contain specialised mission equipment and system operators."
Chuck