B-10 The Martin Bomber

[Panoz]

Out in two months:

http://www.amazon.com/B-10-Martin-Bomber-David-Gravermoen/dp/0996993207/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1462876331&sr=1-1&keywords=martin+b-10

I wonder what future volumes in the Forgotten Bomber series will cover (Baltimore/Maryland maybe? )

[hacker]

Hmmm interesting though a bit pricey for the hard copy but it says there is an ebook edition but yet to find that price

[Tony C]

and they say that the British designed ugly aircraft...

Opps, just looked and there's no rock or tin hat icons

Edited May 10, 2016 by Tony C

[wyverns4]

and they say that the British designed ugly aircraft...

Opps, just looked and there's no rock or tin hat icons

Nah, That's the French...

Christian, exiled to africa

[malpaso]

and they say that the British designed ugly aircraft...

Opps, just looked and there's no rock or tin hat icons

Hardly, the B-10 is a lovely looking plane. Consider it's contemporary to the BP Overstrand or the Boeing B-9 it was virtually sci-fi at the time. The lines or at least the general configuration of most WW2 allied bombers can be seen to derive from it, even or especially St Lancaster of Avro.

Cheers

Will

Edit: Boeing ref corrected

Edited May 10, 2016 by malpaso

[Panoz]

And still waiting...

 

The author occasionally posted on Hyperscale's "Plane Talking" as David G. but seems to have dropped off the face of the earth.

 

Oh well...