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Martin B-26 Marauder
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The Martin design for a new attack bomber in 1939 won the USAAC competition
but because Martin would not commit to delivering the required quantity, the
North American entry (the B-25 Mitchell) also won a contract. Because of it's small wings
and reputation as a difficult ship to fly, the B-26 was also know as the
Baltimore Whore as it had "no visible means of support". |
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| Specifications
(B-26G) |
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| Stuff
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Book:
Martin B-26 Marauder
Frederick Johnsen |
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Display Model:
1/48 scale
mahogany |
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page updated 07 February 2008
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