At what speed does the T-6A stall in a clean configuration?

The stall speed of the T-6A in a clean configuration is indeed 70 KIAS. This speed represents the critical threshold at which the aircraft can no longer maintain level flight in a clean configuration—meaning flaps and landing gear are retracted. Understanding stall speed is essential for safe operation and flight maneuvers, as it indicates the minimum speed the aircraft must maintain to avoid stalling.

In various flight operations, knowing the stall speed helps pilots to set safe margins, especially during maneuvers close to the ground, such as approach and landing phases or in training environments where stalls might be practiced. Performance charts for the T-6A provide specific values for stall speeds in different configurations and conditions, which pilots need to memorize and understand for effective flight safety management.