Aircraft History
Constructors Number 21847.

Postwar
After the war, it was sold to H.L. Gogerty of Los Angeles, CA, January 22, 1946 and registered as NL63004. Next this A-20 was owned by J.G. Hurst Jr. of Miami, FL, from October 1947-1949. Follwed by William M. Ambrose, Miami, FL, Sept. 13, 1949-1950. Another owner was W. R. Robinson, Miami, FL, Jan. 16, 1950-1951 and registered as N63004.

Next owned by Grant Foster, Falcon, Venezuela, Sept. 20, 1951-1953. Advertised for sale by Potter Aircraft Service, Burbank, CA, June 1952, as 6-seat executive conversion. L.B. Smith Aircraft Corp, Miami, FL, Feb. 17, 1953. Florida Aircraft Corp, Miami, FL, Aug. 22, 1955-1960. American Airmotive Corp, Miami, FL, Sept. 19, 1960. Finally, Bankers Life & Casualty Co, Chicago, IL, Sept. 20, 1960.

Display
Displayed at the USAF Museum from 1961 to the present day. Presently, this aircraft is painted to represents A-20G "Little Joe" 43-21475 of the 312th Bomb Group that flew in New Guinea and the Philippines during WWII.

References
WarbirdRegistry.org for historical details

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Last Updated
October 1, 2009