dive bomber

  1. GianmarcoBianchi

    On Savoia-Marchetti SM.93 DB

    The Savoia-Marchetti SM.93 was an Italian DB aircraft designed and produced in Italy from 1943. About this aircraft with weird look, any useful information? G.55 had been once modified as G.55S for naval use. Was SM.93 ever considered so?
  2. Colonial-Marine

    Making sense of USN WWII dive/torpedo bomber projects

    I've been trying to understand he USN's various dive and torpedo bomber projects following the TBF/TBM Avenger and SB2C Helldiver. Ultimately these efforts led to the AM Mauler and AD Skyraider but there was a large number of designs prior to this. Would categorizing these aircraft into three...
  3. P

    Battle of France and RAF light bomber choices.

    I've caught papacavy's "What If" disease, but this is purely for interest rather than literary purposes. As we all know, the Fairey Battle was an airplane which, once tested in combat, did not imbue its crews with any confidence that they would come home from attacking defended targets. Let's...
  4. hesham

    Twin-Tailled V-72 Vengeance

    Hi, here is the early drawing to Vultee V-72 Vengeance dive bomber,it was two seat single engined full cantilever low-wing monoplane with twin tail surface,that was in 14 may 1941. From the book; The Vultee Vengeance dive bomber,by Peter C. Smith
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    Boeing XF8B-1

    From -Air enthusiast Nº55 -Le Fanatique de l'Aviation -Airplane Five View Album B.C.F.Klein publications -Warplanes of the Second World War-Volume Four -Naval Fighters-Sixty.Five Post-1
  6. M

    The Boeing XF8B-1 Fighter: Last of the Line by Jared Zichek

    The Boeing Xf8b-1 Fighter: Last of the Line by Jared A. Zichek Schiffer Publishing Folks, This makes for an excellent read! The book is very nicely done and is packed to the gills with information about this big Boeing beastie. Yeah, they only made three aircraft and the thing was never...
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