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Lockheed T-33

The Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star (or T-Bird) is a subsonic jet trainer designed and produced by the American aircraft manufacturer Lockheed.

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Designer
Clarence "Kelly" Johnson
Developed from
Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star
Developed into
Lockheed F-94 Starfire Boeing Skyfox
First flight
22 March 1948
Manufactured
1948–1959
Manufacturer
Lockheed

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Lockheed T-33

Nodes216
Edges215
Triples148
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009259
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Lockheed T-33

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Lockheed T-33 → Action, Aerial Warfare Over, Aerospace Publishing Ltd, Air, Air Enthusiast, Air Force History, Air International, Albert, April, Archived, Arnaud, August, Baugher, Big Bird Aviation, Bolivian Air Power, Bowers, Carrollton, Cessna A-37, Chris, Company Publishing
Designer · 1
Lockheed T-33 → Clarence "Kelly" Johnson
Developed from · 1
Lockheed T-33 → Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star
Developed into · 1
Lockheed T-33 → Lockheed F-94 Starfire Boeing Skyfox
First flight · 1
Lockheed T-33 → 22 March 1948
Manufactured · 1
Lockheed T-33 → 1948–1959
Manufacturer · 1
Lockheed T-33 → Lockheed
Number built · 1
Lockheed T-33 → 6,557
Primary users · 1
Lockheed T-33 → United States Air Force United States Navy Japan Air Self Defense Force German Air Force Hellenic Air Force
Retired · 1
Lockheed T-33 → 31 July 2017 (Bolivian Air Force)

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Lockheed T-33DesignerClarence "Kelly" Johnson1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Developed fromLockheed P-80 Shooting Star1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Developed intoLockheed F-94 Starfire Boeing Skyfox1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33First flight22 March 19481.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Manufactured1948–19591.00infobox
Lockheed T-33ManufacturerLockheed1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Number built6,5571.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Primary usersUnited States Air Force United States Navy Japan Air Self Defense Force German Air Force Hellenic Air Force1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33Retired31 July 2017 (Bolivian Air Force)1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33TypeTraining aircraft1.00infobox
Lockheed T-33VariantsLockheed T2V SeaStar Canadair T-33AN/CT-133 Silver Star1.00infobox
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