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M442 and M442A dates

NW Carver

NW Carver

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Hi Everybody

Can anyone just give me the approx dates of manufacture for the MM442, M442A, ANJ and then when the G1 came in... :D

I am aware that, roughly, the M442A dates are supposed to be 1941-43, whilst the ANJ is 1944-1945 and the G1 came in at around 1947....but how accurate a generalisation is this?

Thanks in advance... :D

Kind regards
 
zoomer

zoomer

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Here's what I know...if I know it :? :

M-422: late 1940-mid 1941
M-422A: mid 1941-1943
AN-6552: 1943-44
AN-J-3A: 1944-47?

Apparently the last 3 types are identical for any given maker - the new codes were just for BuAer record keeping.

Type G-1 starts with the 55J14 in 1947.

Time to put out the deeb7 signal...
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dujardin

dujardin

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Time to put out the deeb7 signal...
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Zoomer, you're a genius

this picture resume my feeling/sentiment about David.
when someone have a question, David 'got the answer.
something as a human encyclopedia.
many thanks for this pictures, i will use her in the future if i have your permission.
real good and cool idea.
maybe you can create other one, by example if you have a question concerning crusher with Dave, ques on M422 with Hacker, ques on Irvine with Andrew, ques about forum with Bill, aso aso aso....

byeeeeeeeeee marcel
 
hacker

hacker

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M422: March 28,1940 (I question this one )
M422a: Oct. 1, 1940 thru April 15, 1943
AN6552 April 15, 1943 thru Nov. 1943
AN-J-3a Oct. 5, 1943
55-J-14 Oct. 31,1947 thru 1951


No guarantee's :lol:


Hacker
 
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deeb7

Gone, but not forgotten.
zoomer said:
Time to put out the deeb7 signal...
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How embarrassing ... :lol:

And look, now Hacker has it down to the days of the week. Where's the info from, Duane?
 
hacker

hacker

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deeb7 said:
zoomer said:
Time to put out the deeb7 signal...
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How embarrassing ... :lol:

And look, now Hacker has it down to the days of the week. Where's the info from, Duane?
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I have kept records over many years on m442a and G-1 info like production dates and never really noted where they all came from, sad to say. I guess I could look back on some...but......too much work! :lol: ....just take my word for it............and don't bet on them!!!! :p


Hacker:p
 
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Roughwear

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hacker said:
M422: March 28,1940 (I question this one )
M422a: Oct. 1, 1940 thru April 15, 1943
AN6552 April 15, 1943 thru Nov. 1943
AN-J-3a Oct. 5, 1943
55-J-14 Oct. 31,1947 thru 1951


No guarantee's :lol:


Hacker
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David, Check page 164 of Full Gear, where there is a complete list with all the days, months, years. BTW the M422A date is given as 10 Oct 1941, but this might be wrong of course!
 
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deeb7

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Roughwear said:
David, Check page 164 of Full Gear, where there is a complete list with all the days, months, years. BTW the M422A date is given as 10 Oct 1941, but this might be wrong of course!
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Oh, so there is ... thanks Andrew. :cool:
 
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deeb7

Gone, but not forgotten.
hacker said:
Well?.......I don't have "Full Gear"....whatsit say :?:
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The start dates are the same, except as Andrew notes ... 10 OCT-1941 for the M422A.

I don't think a week makes much difference. :cool:
 
hacker

hacker

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deeb7 said:
hacker said:
Well?.......I don't have "Full Gear"....whatsit say :?:
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The start dates are the same, except as Andrew notes ... 10 OCT-1941 for the M422A.

I don't think a week makes much difference. :cool:
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So then does it state the M422 starting March 28,1940?.......


Hacker
 
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