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Hersteller:
martin
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Martin
Marietta, GA
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Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems -
86 South Cobb Drive -
Marietta, GA 30063-0264 -
USA
Tel : +1 404 494 4124
Fax : +1 404 494 7656
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1932 -
Martin B 10 B,
Bomber
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The B10 was the first Bomber of modern layout
- unbraced monoplane wings, all metal
construction - wich was built in numbers. It
had an internal bomb storage, retractable
gear, a rotating gun turret and a closed
cockpit. The US Air Corps purchased 121 B10
and additional 32 B12 which had Pratt&Whitney
engines instead of Wrights. In 1934, General
"Hap" arnold did send 10 B10 on a journey
from Washington to Fairbanks/Alsaka and back,
7360 miles. Except in the USA, B10s where in
use in the Netherlands, China and Argentina.
By the end of the 1930ies the B10 were
replaced by B17s and B18s.
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1938 -
Martin 170 / JRM Mars,
Long range flying boat
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1939 -
Martin 167 Maryland,
Tactical reconnaissance, bomber
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1939 -
Martin PBM 3 D Mariner,
Patrol flying boat
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1940 -
Martin B 26 Marauder,
Medium size bomber
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1941 -
Martin 187 Baltimore,
Light bomber
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1944 -
Martin AM1 Mauler,
Carrier based attack aircraft
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1952 -
Martin B 48,
Bomber
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1957 -
Martin B 51,
Bomber
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1957 -
Martin P 5 M Marlin,
Sea reconnaissance flying boat
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1958 -
Martin B 57,
Bomber
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1973 -
Martin X-24 B,
Reentry Experimental Aircraft
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