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Revision as of 22:37, 14 June 2014
Documentary (1939)
Production:
Bomberguy Aviation History
Short documentary on an aircraft developed from the commitment of five US airlines company with Douglas Aircraft for a four-engine transport named DC-4E.
Douglas DC-4E
Registration NX18100, c/n 1601.
Douglas DC-4E
Registration NC18100, c/n 1601. After testing, it was handed over to United in 1939 for airline trials.
Nakajima G5N
It settled on the American Douglas DC-4E airliner.
Nakajima G5N & Mitsubishi A6M Zero
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