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From: vince@cerberus.bhpese.oz.au (Vince Stanton)
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Re: Can the backseater in f-18's bring it home?
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Date: 23 Apr 91 01:16:17 GMT
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From: vince@cerberus.bhpese.oz.au (Vince Stanton)


[EIGHTEEN lines of unneeded quoted text deleted. :-( --CDR]

ltf@ncmicro.lonestar.org (Lance Franklin) writes:
>My memory may be playing tricks with me, but I beleive the F16 comes
>in a two-seat version as well.  Confirmation?

Yes, both the 18 and the 16 came with two-seat variants.

TF/A-18L - tandem two-seat dual-control vesion of the
F/A-18L for transitional training; retaining full tactical
capability.

CF-18B - tandem two-seat dual-control trainer.

EF-18B - tandem two-seat dual control derivative of single-
seat EF-18A for the Spanish A/F.

F-16B - two-seat operational trainer/multi-role fighter.

F-16D - two-seat dual-control version of the F-16C with :-
	fighter, close support, tactical strike, tactical
	recon AND trainer capability.
    
There is also a vesion designated F-16E, formerly F-16XL
which is the 'cranked arrow' vesion, also comes with the
dual-seat variant.
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