A-26 InvaderDouglas A 26 Invader airplane model. The Douglas A 26, a follow up airplane to the A 20 Havoc, made its first flight on July 10, 1942. Production delivery began in August 1943, and on November 19, 1944, it went into combat over Europe. It was used for level bombing, ground strafing and rocket attacks. By the time production halted after VJ Day, 2,502 Invaders had been built. The A 26 was redesignated the B 26 in 1948. During the Korean War, the

Boeing addressed the demand for shorter flight lengths from smaller airports

the T-33 has been used for such tasks as drone director and target towing

beginning with the USS Independence deploying the first A-6A in 1965

Scale: 1/64

Length is 8-1/4 inches and wingspan is 10-1/2 inches

P-40s engaged Japanese aircraft during the attack on Pearl Harbor and the invasion of the Philippines in December 1941

comparable in length to a football field and towering at six stories high

disaster relief

made even more challenging by the government’s restrictions on materials critical to the war effort

It's a perfect addition for any aviation enthusiast

delayed service introduction until late 1939

Two YF-23 prototypes were designed and built by the contractor team of Northrop and McDonnell Douglas as part of the demonstration and evaluation phase of the US Air Force's Advanced Tactical Fighter selection program