Keystone LB-6

The Keystone LB-6 and LB-7 were 1920s American light bombers, built by the Keystone Aircraft company for the United States Army Air Corps, called Panther by the company, but adoption of the name was rejected by the U.S. Army.

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LB-6
35 produced, 
land-based bomber biplane, Keystone Aircraft, United States, 

LB-7, LB-8, 

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  LB-7 ⓘ
  1929 bomber aircraft model by Keystone

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  LB-8 ⓘ
  bomber aircraft model by Keystone

Frameless

Keystone LB-7s at Langley Field 060420-F-1234P-014

Keystone XLB-12

Keystone XLB-12 side view

Keystone XLB-12 061219-F-1234S-013

Keystone LB-7 with NACA engine cowlings 060420-F-1234P-012

Keystone LB-7 in flight 060420-F-1234P-015

Keystone LB-7s over Navy ships 060420-F-1234P-017

Keystone LB-6 taxis through water 060420-F-1234P-006

Keystone LB-7 SN 28-393 060420-F-1234P-013

Keystone LB-7 front left quarter 060420-F-1234P-011

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
class	aircraft		LB-7	Keystone LB-6	Wikidata
class	aircraft		LB-8	Keystone LB-6	Wikidata
commons	image		Keystone LB-7s at Langley Field 060420-F-1234P-014		Commons
commons	image		Keystone XLB-12		Commons
commons	image		Keystone XLB-12 side view		Commons
commons	image		Keystone XLB-12 061219-F-1234S-013		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-7 with NACA engine cowlings 060420-F-1234P-012		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-7 in flight 060420-F-1234P-015		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-7s over Navy ships 060420-F-1234P-017		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-6 taxis through water 060420-F-1234P-006		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-7 SN 28-393 060420-F-1234P-013		Commons
commons	image		Keystone LB-7 front left quarter 060420-F-1234P-011		Commons