UC-64 Norseman

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The UC-64 Norseman is a rugged, single-engine Canadian bush plane widely used by Allied forces in World War II for transport and utility missions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II aircraft
bush plane
military transport aircraft
single‑engine aircraft
utility aircraft
aircraftCategory light transport aircraft
airframeType high‑wing monoplane
alliance Allies of World War II
basedOn Noorduyn Norseman NERFINISHED
canBeFittedWith floats
skis
wheels
capacity approximately 8–9 passengers
civilianDesignation Noorduyn Norseman NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
crew 1 pilot
designationByUSAAF UC‑64 NERFINISHED
designedFor bush flying
rough field operations
engineConfiguration nose‑mounted radial engine
engineType single radial piston engine
fuselageConstruction steel‑tube fuselage
landingGearType fixed landing gear
manufacturer Noorduyn Aircraft Ltd. NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic rugged construction
short takeoff and landing capability
operator Royal Canadian Air Force NERFINISHED
United States Army Air Forces NERFINISHED
powerplant Pratt & Whitney R‑1340 Wasp NERFINISHED
primaryRole light transport
utility
propulsion propeller‑driven
serviceEntryEra early 1940s
tailwheelType conventional taildragger
usedBy Allied forces NERFINISHED
usedFor cargo transport
communications flights
liaison duties
medical evacuation
personnel transport
supply missions to remote areas
usedInConflict World War II
usedInTheater European theater of World War II NERFINISHED
North American theater of World War II NERFINISHED
wingConstruction wooden wing
wingPlacement high wing

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1st Air Commando Group aircraftUsed UC-64 Norseman