Martin T3M

The Martin T3M was an American torpedo bomber of the 1920s. A single-engined three-seat biplane, it became a standard torpedo bomber of the U.S. Navy, operating from both land bases and from aircraft carriers from 1926 to 1932.

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T3M
124 produced, 
airplane with 1 tractor-piston-propeller engine, bomber-torpedo plane, float-equipped torpedo bomber, torpedo-armed biplane, torpedo bomber with 1 engine, United States Navy, Glenn L. Martin Company, United States, 

Beaufighter VIC, CAO.600, DT-2, DT-2B, F.66, T3M-1, T3M-2, torpedo bomber, Tupolev Tu-14, XT3M-3, 

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  T3M-1 ⓘ
  torpedo bomber aircraft model by the Glenn L. Martin Company

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  T3M-2 ⓘ
  torpedo bomber aircraft model by the Glenn L. Martin Company

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  XT3M-3 ⓘ
  prototype torpedo bomber aircraft model by the Glenn L. Martin Company

Frameless

Martin T3M-2 float1

The Martin T3M-1 (A-7072) in flight

Martin T3M-1 - 127-gr-1-11-517550 001-ac

Crashed Martin T3M-2 aboard an aircraft carrier on 2 May 1928 (NH 51835)

T3m-2 martin c1929

The Martin T3M-1 (A-7072) in flight

O3U-1 Corsairs on a barge alongeside of USS Heron (AM-10) in Subic Bay, circa in 1933 (NH 51872)

US Navy seaplanes at Guantanamo Bay 1927

Curtiss F6C and Martin T3m on deck of USS Lexington (CV-2), 1928

USS Lexington (CV-2) deck 1929 with F3B F6C T4M

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
class	aircraft		T3M-1	Martin T3M	Wikidata
class	aircraft		T3M-2	Martin T3M	Wikidata
class	aircraft		XT3M-3	Martin T3M	Wikidata
commons	image		Martin T3M-2 float1		Commons
commons	image		The Martin T3M-1 (A-7072) in flight		Commons
commons	image		Martin T3M-1 - 127-gr-1-11-517550 001-ac		Commons
commons	image		Crashed Martin T3M-2 aboard an aircraft carrier on 2 May 1928 (NH 51835)		Commons
commons	image		T3m-2 martin c1929		Commons
commons	image		The Martin T3M-1 (A-7072) in flight		Commons
commons	image		O3U-1 Corsairs on a barge alongeside of USS Heron (AM-10) in Subic Bay, circa in 1933 (NH 51872)		Commons
commons	image		US Navy seaplanes at Guantanamo Bay 1927		Commons
commons	image		Curtiss F6C and Martin T3m on deck of USS Lexington (CV-2), 1928		Commons
commons	image		USS Lexington (CV-2) deck 1929 with F3B F6C T4M		Commons