Regarding the four photos below, which were taken in '86 when she arrived at Robins:

My name is Mike Rowland and I’m the curator at the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, USA. You have an amazing website with a great collection of photos and information about the A-26. Thank you for sharing.

I’m contacting you to ask for your help identifying our A-26. It is marked as A-26C 44-35732 but an enthusiast pointed out that our aircraft has a “flat-top” canopy and the 44-35732 serial number is for a “bubble-top” aircraft. Attached are some photos of the aircraft as it appeared when it arrived at Robins AFB in late 1985. For some reason, someone stenciled the 44-35732 serial number. I looked through your photos of fire bomber A-26s but did not see a ready match.

I appreciate any insight you can provide and look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks.

Mike

	Serial #: 44-35732 Construction #: 29011 Civil Registration:   None Model(s):   A-26C-45-DT Name: None Status: Display Last info: 2005   History: Participated in the Bay Of Pigs Invasion. Museum Of Aviation, Robins AFB, GA, 19??-2005. Important Note: The contract for A-26C-45-DT was modified to be trainers and they made all 127 of contract under production run TA-26C-46-DT.  So  Douglas fsn 28935/29061, USAAF 44-35656/44-35782 are all TA-26C's. This info was provided by the Boeing Historian in response to my enquires on the "46" production block. Yours Truly; Don Barker Living History Registry

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