What is the maximum crosswind component allowed for touch-and-go operations in the T-6A?

The maximum crosswind component allowed for touch-and-go operations in the T-6A is indeed 20 knots. This limit is established to ensure the safety and control of the aircraft during landing and takeoff operations under crosswind conditions. Exceeding this limit may lead to difficulties in maintaining control of the aircraft, especially during the critical phases of touch-and-go which require precise handling. It is crucial for pilots to adhere to these operating limits to prevent complications that arise from strong crosswinds, which can vary based on runway conditions and the aircraft's configuration. Understanding and respecting these limits enhances safety and operational effectiveness during training flights and real-world operations.