01 DeHavilland CS2F Tracker	02 DeHavilland Tracker	03 DeHavilland Tracker	04 DeHavilland Tracker Windscreen
05 DeHavilland Tracker Spotlight	06 Wright R1820 Radial Engine	07 Wright R1820 Radial Engine	08 Tracker Nose Gear
09 Tracker Nose Gear	10 Tracker Main Gear	11 Tracker Main Gear	12 Tracker Main Gear
13 Wright R1820 Radial Engine	14 Propeller Arc Warning	15 DeHavilland Tracker Tail Wheel	16 Dehavilland Tracker Folding Wing

DeHavilland CS2F Tracker Specifications:

Grumman E-1B Tracer and C-1A Trader at other Aviation Museums in the Northeast
An AWAC version of this Grumman, the E-1B Tracer, can be found at the New England Air Museum near Hartford, CT	A Grumman S-2 Tracker can be found at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, NY
Grumman C-1A Trader at the Quonset Air Museum in North Kingston, RI	Another Grumman C-1A Trader can be found at the Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association in Willow Grove, PA
A DeHavilland S-2 Tracker at the Royal Canadian Air Force Museum in Trenton, Ontario, Canada	A DeHavilland S-2 Tracker at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope, Ontario, Canada
A Grumman S2F Tracker Flight Simulator at the Wings of Eagles Discovery Center in Horseheads, NY	One more Grumman S2F Tracker at the MAPS Air Museum in North Canton, OH

Length: 43 feet 6 inches
Wingspan: 72 feet, 7 inches
Height: 16 feet, 7 inches
Crew: 4
Weight: Empty 19,000 lbs Loaded - 29,100 lbs
Max Speed: 242 mph
Cruise Speed: 155 mph
Range: 1,000 miles
Service Ceiling: 18,000 feet
Fuel Capacity: 520 gal
Powerplant: Two Wright R-1820-82WA air cooled radial engines 1,525 hp each
Armament:
 Two homing torpedoes and depth charges in bomb bay
 Torpedoes, Rockets or depth charges on 6 underwing hardpoints
First Flight: 1954
Cost: $

David D Jackson has built an extensive set of web pages focused on Grumman S-2 Tracker aircraft. He includes fuselage numbers, locations, and short histories of surviving Grumman S-2 Trackers, Traders, and Tracers.

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