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VIEW FROM BELOW OF AN AMERICAN DOUGLAS A-26B INVADER ATTACK BOMBER IN FLIGHT. THIS IS AN EARLY PRODUCTION AIRCRAFT ARMED WITH SIX 0.5 MACHINE GUNS IN THE NOSE AND TWO IN EACH OF THE DORSAL AND VENTRAL TURRETS. A BOMB LOAD OF UP TO 4000 POUNDS ALSO COULD BE CARRIED.
Ground crew from the United States Air force (USAF) work on a Douglas A-26B Invader attack bomber. Parked alongside the aircraft is a USAF WC-51 'Beep' weapons carrier. Note the six .5 machine guns in
VIEW FROM BELOW AND PORT FORWARD OF AN AMERICAN A-26B INVADER ATTACK BOMBER IN FLIGHT. SEE PHOTOGRAPH 067714 FOR ARMAMENT DETAILS.
VIEW FROM ABOVE AND TO STARBOARD OF AN AMERICAN A-26B INVADER ATTACK BOMBER IN FLIGHT. INVADERS FLEW IN COMBAT FROM NOVEMBER 1944 IN EUROPE (BASED IN FRANCE) AND THE PACIFIC AND THEN LATER SERVED DURI
A JAPANESE NAKAJIMA B6N TENZAN NAVY CARRIER ATTACK BOMBER (CODE-NAMED JILL) DURING AN ATTACKING RUN CARRYING A TORPEDO. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS POWERED BY A SINGLE 14 CYLINDER AIR COOLED RADIAL ENGINE AND I
A JAPANESE NAKAJIMA B6N TENZAN NAVY CARRIER ATTACK BOMBER (CODE-NAMED JILL) SHOWN CARRYING A TORPEDO. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS POWERED BY A SINGLE 14 CYLINDER AIR COOLED RADIAL ENGINE AND ITS ARMAMENT COMPRI
CANADA. 1944. AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIED BY THE CANADIAN INFORMATION SERVICE. "BOSTON". THE DOUGLAS "HAVOC" TWIN ENGINED ATTACK BOMBER. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MID WING CANTILEVER A
