The Beechcraft AT-10 Wichita was an American World War II trainer built for the United States Army Air Forces.
It was used to train pilots for multi-engine aircraft such as bombers.
Beechcraft began designing the Model 25 early in 1940 in response to the requirement of the then-named United States Army Air Corps for a small twin engine aircraft suitable for use in training student pilots in the handling of multi-engine retractable landing gear aircraft.
Beechcraft production terminated in 1943 after it had delivered 1,771 AT-10s.
Globe Aircraft built another 600 before production finally ceased the following year.