How should the T-6 be configured for landing?

For a successful landing in the T-6, the correct configuration is with the landing gear down and the flaps down. Lowering the landing gear ensures that the aircraft is prepared for a stable approach and landing, as it provides the necessary aerodynamic stability and drag for landing. Extending the flaps enhances lift and reduces stall speed, allowing for a slower and more controlled approach. This combination also helps to maintain a proper glide path and reduces the risk of landing short or experiencing a hard landing. Overall, configuring the aircraft in this manner maximizes safety and control during the landing phase.