The following advertisement from the May 1944 issue of Flying magazine is not unique to the aircraft pictured.

BEECHCRAFT BOMBER CREW TRAINERS (photo of three aircraft in formation) Leading formation, Beechcraft AT-10 advanced pilot trainer. Second, Beechcraft AT-7 (Navy SNB-2) navigation trainer. Third, Beechcraft AT-11 (Navy SNB-1) bombing trainer. The thousands of these Beechcrafts in use by the Armed Forces have played a dominant part in the training of bomber pilots, bombardiers, and navigators and have earned their excellent reputation by faithful and efficient performance. COURSES COMPLETED BY TRAINING COMMAND STUDENTS (as of 30 November 1943)

Air crew Pilots Navigators Bombardiers Aerial gunners Miscellaneous Technicians                Total	1939 696 - - - - - ––– 696	1940 1,786 44 18 - - - ––––– 1,848	1941 7,244 601 310 - 198 - ––––– 8,353	1942 28,782 4,477 5,760 25,820 2,325 273,068 ––––––– 340,232	1943 56,008 13,783 13,998 81,398 18,850 513,333 ––––––– 697,370	Total 95,516 18,905 20,086 107,218 21,373 786,401 ––––––––– 1,048,4999

A magnificent accomplishment is summarized in the figures quoted above. In only two years, the Training Command of the U S Army Air Forces has schooled virtually the entire personnel of the world's greatest air army. Its graduates are beyond doubt the best-trained airmen in all military history. The results of their training are apparent in every news dispatch that tells of bombing missions successfully completed, and of aerial combat scores predominantly favoring our air arms. Here is the sure forecast of our Victory... for Victory today must be won in the skies. BEECHCRAFTS ARE DOING THEIR PART. BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Witchita, Kansas, USA