What is the minimum cloud clearance required for intentional spin entry in the T-6A?

The minimum cloud clearance required for intentional spin entry in the T-6A is 7,000 feet. This requirement exists to ensure that pilots have adequate visibility and space to recover from the spin prior to encountering cloud cover, which could obscure their view of the ground or nearby obstacles. Operating within the specified cloud clearance helps maintain safety during this maneuver, as pilots need to have a clear visual reference for their recovery actions. This regulation reflects a fundamental principle in aviation: ensuring that maneuvers, especially those that could lead to a loss of control, are conducted in conditions that prioritize situational awareness and safety.