B-26 Crashes After Engine Failure During Take Off Roll at 1993 Kankakee Air Festival
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missed the money shot.
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@1bearcatf8f DID THEY ????
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they should have noticed that it wasnt producing full power and aborted the take off rotation
co-pilot or engineer was not paying attention to the engine gauges
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From what i remember reading, the A26 invader was its designation up to 1948 when air command dropped the A ,attack and adopted B as the B26 invader, not to be confused with the Martin Marauder of the same code. So everyone is right A or B it is both!
Interestingly after reading a few posts about the Martin Marauder being a widow maker I wonder how many know it ended the war with the lowest loss rate of any USAAF bomber, go figure.
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Yep, thats the Invader. I just wonder why they did not abort the take-off. On those old twin-engine planes, one engine doesn't seem to be powerful enough to climb.
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The Widow Maker strikes again...
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No, it is a A-26. The B-26 was a larger plain. Look look it up on google in images you WILL see the difference. The B was the Marauder, the A-26 is the invader.
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No, it's the B26 Marauder, also known as The Baltimore Whore AND the Widow-Maker because of high landing speeds.
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@bendallsshredder It is...
Actually it's an A-26 and not a B-26.
Sodnal 1 week ago 3
Is this not a Douglas A 26 Invader?
bendallsshredder 1 week ago 2