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Unarmed photo reconnaissance variant converted from B-26C it carried cameras and flash flares for night photography. A-26C was redesignated B-26C with USAF in 1948. About 53 more airframes were built at Tulsa but not delivered to USAAF, some of those later sold to other civil and military customers.

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Production totals: 1,091 A-26Cs were built and delivered, five at Long Beach, California (A-26C-1-DL and A-26C-2-DL) plus 1,086 at Tulsa, Oklahoma (A-26C-16-DT to A-26B-55-DT). Unarmed variant converted from B-26B for administrative purposes.Р”Р„ttack bomber. Unarmed variant converted from B-26B for training purposes. A-26B was redesignated B-26B with USAF in 1948. About 24 more airframes were built at Long Beach but not delivered to USAAF, some of those later sold to other civil and military customers. Production totals: 1,355 A-26Bs were built and delivered, 205 at Tulsa, Oklahoma (A-26B-5-DT to A-26B-25-DT) plus 1,150 at Long Beach, California (A-26B-1-DL to A-26B-66-DL). 41-19588 was a prototype 'solid-nosed' attack variant with crew of three: pilot, gun loader/navigator (in front cockpit) plus gunner in rear, and carrying a forward firing 75 mm (2.75 in) cannon.Р”Р„ttack bomber with solid nose carrying six or eight 0.50 in (12.7 mm) machine guns. 41-19505 served as a prototype night fighter with a crew of two - pilot plus radar-operator/gunner

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41-19504 served as the prototype for the series initially flown with dummy armament The large majority of the A-26/B-26 Invader's production run of 2,452 were early A-26Bs and A-26Cs. Re-loading machine guns on an A-26B with a six-gun nose

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'A-26B' (44-34602), registered N167F at Duxford, UK July 2008 (note windows and airstair door from conversion as Rock Island Monarch)Р”Р„-26C-50-DT 44-35918 marked as A-26B 434287 'Versatile Lady' USAF History and Traditions Museum

Maximum speed: 355 mph (308 kn, 570 km/h)Р”Р„erial firefighting Douglas A-26C Invader owned by Air Spray (1967) Ltd at Red Deer, Alberta, 2000.

Powerplant: 2Р“вЂ” Pratt & Whitney R-2800-27 'Double Wasp' radials, 2,000 hp (1,500 kW) each.Specifications (A-26B-15-DL Invader)Р”Вata from McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Since 1920 Rather than a standard-issue box, many models are coming to market with domed tops, a design element that helps to soften their overall appearance.The following courtesy of Wikipedia. Special details like caning, parquet inlays, and even glass-paned doors have ushered in a new ara for the bedroom wardrobe. Coming back from the brink of extinction, armoires and wardrobes have been reimagined as a trimmer, more compact version of the standing closet. And yet, the quest to curb clutter never ends. For a time, it seemed plausible that the armoire closet had seen its day. When TVs and computers underwent a slim-down in the late 2000s, these wooden wardrobes were cast aside in droves. Namely, housing hardware like TVs and computers. The current iteration of the wooden wardrobe, a large, free-standing cabinet intended to function as a makeshift closet, surfaced in France in approximately the 17th century.Р”В«eginning in the 1980s, bedroom wardrobes began breaking out of the bedroom and taking on more tech-driven tasks. In France, they became a place to stockpile weapons and defense gear. In the Netherlands, the kast-essentially, a huge cupboard. In Italy, the concept transformed into the linen press. Over time, regional versions of the antique armoire emerged. Presses were mostly composed of wood, and typically showcased ornate woodwork, which earned them showpiece status in the castles and manors in which they resided. In the Middle Ages, these designs were known as РІР‚Сљpresses.РІР‚Сњ Similar to the models of today, presses were used for stashing clothing, including robes. The armoire closet has undergone many iterations since its inception. Bare-bones models will sometimes contain only the bar, while more endowed designs are likely to possess a stack of drawers under the bar, ideal for squirreling away foldable items. Originally designed to stow linens, most wooden wardrobes and armoires come outfitted with two doors that open French door-style to reveal a hanging bar for clothes.

Relatively constant fixtures since Medieval times, these weighty, free-standing cabinets have endured for centuries thanks to their abundance of storage, unmatched by virtually anything short of a tooth-and-nail closet. ARMOIRE AMOUR: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT VINTAGE ARMOIRESР”В¬lever storage is always in vogue-hence the endless appeal of armoires and wardrobes.

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