Martin XB 51 Attack Bomber

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1/48 Martin XB-51 Paper Model - ECardmodels.com Shop

1/48 Martin XB-51 Paper Model by Nobi - The Martin XB-51 was a ground attack aircraft designed to a 1945 United States Army Air Forces requirement, and originally

Martin XB 51 - Factbites

The Martin XB-51 was an unusual ground-attack plane, and one of the most highly advanced aircraft at the time of its first flight in 1949. Martin decided that a turbojet

Factsheets : Martin XB-51 - National Museum of the USAF - Home

(19 May 1950) The primary mission of this aircraft is low level attack for destruction by bombs and guns of surface military targets in tactical support of ground and

Martin XB-51 - bomber - All the World's Helicopters and Rotorcraft

Martin XB-51 - bomber, photo, technical data, development history The Martin Model 234 was designed originally to meet a US Army Air Force requirement for a

Airline Aircraft Drawings amd Coloring Sheets - XB-51

Aircraft Model / Manufacturer : XB-51 . Description: The Martin XB-51 was an American "tri-jet" ground attack aircraft designed to a 1945 United States Army Air

XB-51 - GlobalSecurity.org - Reliable Security Information

The Martin XB-51 was an unusual ground-attack plane, and one of the most highly advanced aircraft at the time of its first flight in 1949. Two jet engines were

Aviation

Here we have a 1950/51, with the etch & paint logo of the Martin XB-51. American Aviation Rockwell OV-10 Bronco is a turboprop light attack and observation aircraft.

Martin XB-51 - Air-Land-Sea Weapons

The XB-51 was now pictured as a low-altitude attack aircraft and the combat radius requirement was reduced. Specification of Martin XB-51: Engines: Three General Electric

Aeroflight » Martin XB-51

requirement for new attack aircraft. Feb 1946 : Martin XA-45 selected as winner of competition. 23 May 1946 : Two prototypes ordered under new designation of XB-51.

Martin B-10 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Modified XB-907 after Martin returned it to U.S. Army for Attack aircraft XB-51; B-52; XB-53; B-54; XB-55; XB-56; B-57; B-58; XB-59; YB-60; B