What is the go-around pitch setting with two engines operating?

The go-around pitch setting with two engines operating is typically set between 13° to 15°. This pitch attitude is important because it helps maintain the appropriate climb performance during a go-around procedure, ensuring that the aircraft achieves a positive rate of climb and clears any obstacles in the vicinity of the runway.

Selecting a pitch setting within this range helps optimize lift generated by the wings while ensuring that the aircraft maintains a controlled descent or climb rate. Having a proper pitch attitude is critical during this phase of flight, as it allows the flight crew to effectively manage the transition from approach to climb, maintaining control of the aircraft and preparing for further actions, such as re-establishing a stable flight configuration or preparing to go around for another approach.

The other options suggest either too low or too high a pitch setting, which may not provide the necessary performance for a safe and effective go-around under the operational parameters of the T-1A Jayhawk.