P-38 Lightning "Marge"Lockheed P 38 Richard Bong airplane model. The P 38 Lightning, first designed in 1937 as a high altitude interceptor, made a striking debut in 1939 by flying coast to coast in just seven hours. Despite initial challenges due to its unique design, it was perfected for combat by late 1942 and played a crucial role in the North African campaign, earning the nickname "The Forked Tail Devil" from the German Luftwaffe. With droppable fuel tanks for extended

uncalibrated film and video sensors and an infrared spectroradiometer

in any case

The DC-7 was the final propeller-driven transport aircraft produced by Douglas

and Japanese reliance on night transport

the airplane was "preassembled" on the computer

F-28 Fokker Piedmont Airlines model

The first variant of the AGM Bullpup missile was the ASM-N-7

Due to these problems

teetering rotor of the 206L-4

The CF-5 was ordered by the Royal Canadian Air Force

600 liters) of water or fire retardant in its external belly-mounted tank

Ford Trimotor airplane model