B25 Mitchell in Action Aircraft No. 34,Used
B25 Mitchell in Action Aircraft No. 34,Used

B25 Mitchell in Action Aircraft No. 34,Used

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Condition: Used
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In 1938 the United States Army Air Force issued a circular proposal which called for a twinengined medium attack bomber. On September 20 1939 a production contract valued at $11,771,000 was awarded to North American for 184 aircraft to be designated as the B25. The B25 featured a five man crew. Internal bomb storage was provided in the fuselage beneath the center section for a ton and s half of bombs. The B25's top speed was 332 mph. The name Mitchell was given to the B25 honoring the late General Billy Mitchell whom many consider the father of modern military aviation.

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