Stearman N2S Yellow Peril Model Airplane

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N2S-2/3/4 Yellow Peril History:

The N2S is a biplane used to train carrier pilots at the start of World War II and was nicknamed "Yellow Peril" since it has a brightly colored paint job intended to alert everyone around that a novice pilot was flying it and because the plane itself has poorly designed gear which gave it a tendency to "ground loop." After world War II, the remaining stock of N2S's were transferred to the Naval Academy, remaining in service until 1960.

The PT-17 N2S was a unique and typical, all metal frame construction aircraft used by the biplane primary trainers as a trainer aircraft during the World War II. Over 10,000 Yellow Perils were authorized and used as primary military trainers during World War II. Several versions of the aircraft were also delivered to England, China, Peru and Venezuela.