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Schweizer SGS 2-12

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The wing was also thicker in section, with a thicker spar, which allowed the elimination of the struts that the 2-8 had used, while permitting a higher redline speed. The wing was also moved from a mid-wing position to a low-wing, to improve the instructor's visibility from the rear cockpit. The new
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The SGS 2-12 is a large and heavy glider. It is also difficult and time-consuming to remove the wings for trailering or storage. After the war, when many were in civil service these factors resulted in many being tied down outside, rather than being protected in trailers. The wooden wings on many
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A total of 113 TG-3As were built for USAAF use, including three XTG-3 prototypes. One TG-3A was constructed by Air Glider as part of an order for 50 TG-3As, but that company's contract performance was not acceptable to the USAAF and further orders were cancelled.
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The new wing was 2 feet greater in span, giving it a slightly better glide ratio than the 2-8. The greater span also helped make up for the additional weight of the aircraft. Typical empty weights were almost double that of the 2-8 at 860 lbs (390 kg).
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All remaining military TG-3As were sold to gliding schools and individuals at the end of the war. One civil SGS 2-12 was completed by Schweizer for factory use at the very end of the military TG-3A production line, bringing the total completed to 114.
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The 2-12 had a wooden wing, replacing the aluminum wing on the 2-8. Since the wing was being redesigned, several other improvements requested by the USAAF were incorporated into the design, including simplifying the design for mass production.
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broke the multi-place duration record in a TG-3A. The flight was flown at Harris Hill in ridge lift and lasted 9:17 and was the first post war record set in the USA.
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The 2-12 was a rugged sailplane capable of high-altitude flight and was much sought after following World War Two. 2-12s were used to set several records.
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Initially the USAAF contracted Schweizer for the construction of the existing SGS 2-8, which entered service as the Army TG-2 and the
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The 2-12 received type certificate G-2-11 after the war was over, on 27 February 1947. All aircraft are officially
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LNS-1. The 2-8 was a good glider trainer, but had fabric-covered aluminum wings. Aluminum was designated as a "
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Work began on the new model SGS 2-12 in the winter of 1941/42 as production of the 2-8 was getting under way.
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wing also incorporated balanced top and bottom surface divebrakes, replacing the 2-8's top surface spoilers.
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When the US entered World War Two in 1941 none of the US services had a glider program. The German use of
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The USAAF variant. All surplus aircraft sold at the end of the war were TG-3As. 110 produced.
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In 1950 Harland Ross set a new altitude record with a 2-12 flight to 36,100 feet (11,003 m)
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two place training glider, with an all-wooden wing. It was designed especially for a
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convinced the US military that they would need glider-borne forces of their own.
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Detailed photos of the SGS 2-12 (US Army Air Force TG-3) in the NSM
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Three prototype TG-3s were constructed under the designation XTG-3.
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Betsy Woodward set the feminine altitude record in a 2-12 as well.
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In March 2011 there were still 29 TG-3As registered in the USA.
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suffered deterioration as a result of exposure to the weather.
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requirement to train glider pilots for air assault missions in
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bought this glider in 1946. It last flew 13 June 1993.
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National Museum of the United States Air Force
Schweizer Aircraft Corporation
Ernest and Paul A Schweizer
United States
glider
Schweizer Aircraft
Elmira, New York
Schweizer 2-8
US Army Air Force
World War II
glider
Belgian
Eben-Emael
Battle of Crete
US Navy
US Marine Corps
strategic material
steel
aircraft fabric
wood
FAA
Paul A. Schweizer
Icelandic Aviation Museum
Akureyri
Iceland
Akureyri Gliding Club
National Museum of the United States Air Force
National Soaring Museum
Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum

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