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Douglas A-26 Invader (N4313)
A privately owned A26/B26 Invader runs its engines on a rainy Houston afternoon at Ellington Field.
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beautiful picture. The schizophrenic typing was bizarre.
With the establishment of the United States Air Force (USAF) as an independent service in 1947, the Strategic Air Command operated the again redesignated B-26 as an RB-26 reconnaissance aircraft in service 1949 to 1950. U.S. Air Forces in Europe continued operating the B-26 until 1957. Tactical Air Command operated the aircraft as both a B-26 and later designated back to A-26; the final variant was designated B-26K until 1966, then it again became the A-26A. This final version continued in service through the late 1960s with active-duty special-operations TAC units, and through 1972 with TAC-gained special-operations units of the Air National Guard.
The Douglas A-26 Invader is often confused with the Martin B-26 Marauder
With the establishment of the United States Air Force (USAF) as an independent service in 1947, the Strategic Air Command operated the again redesignated B-26 as an RB-26 reconnaissance aircraft in service 1949 to 1950. U.S. Air Forces in Europe continued operating the B-26 until 1957. Tactical Air Command operated the aircraft as both a B-26 and later designated back to A-26; the final variant was designated B-26K until 1966, then it again became the A-26A. This final version continued in service through the late 1960s with active-duty special-operations TAC units, and through 1972 with TAC-gained special-operations units of the Air National Guard.
The Douglas A-26 Invader is often confused with the Martin B-26 Marauder
יומן פעילות
מעוניין בחיפוש היסטורי מלא של N4313 מאז שנת 1998? קנה עכשיו. קבל תוך שעה.
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