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facility. However, a scandal involving Kaiser resulted in the C-123 contract being cancelled; with Kaiser having bought out the remainder of Chase and dissolving the company, Stroukoff acquired the company's facilities at the Trenton airport, and established his own company to continue development of
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Stroukoff's first advanced variant of the C-123 design was the YC-123D, modified from the XC-123A prototype - itself a modified XCG-20 - which had been the first jet transport to fly in the United States. Flying in 1954, the YC-123D was fitted with the twin piston engines of the normal C-123 family,
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use, the YC-134's test flight program proved successful. However, its increase in performance over that of the C-123 was considered inadequate; in addition, there was simply no need for an additional piston-engined transport by that time, and the proposed production contract was cancelled. With the
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landing gear system. The Pantobase system allowed the aircraft to land on any reasonably flat surface - land, water, or snow - and proved remarkably successful in testing.
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Stroukoff Aircraft was invited to tender a design for the U.S. Navy's patrol aircraft requirement that produced the
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failure to gain any contracts for production of its designs, Stroukoff dissolved the company in 1959.
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The following year, Stroukoff modified a C-123B into the YC-123E, fitted with Stroukoff's own
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Following its successful trials, the YC-123E was further developed into the
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Sergievsky, Boris; Allan Forsyth; Adam Hochschild (1998).
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Index

Aircraft manufacture
1954
Michael Stroukoff
1959
Trenton
New Jersey
United States of America
YC-134
military transport aircraft
Michael Stroukoff
Chase Aircraft
C-123 Provider
émigré
XG-20
Chase Aircraft
C-123 Provider
United States Air Force
Kaiser-Frazier
Willow Run

boundary layer control
Pantobase

YC-134
Arctic
Convair XP6Y



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