MB-1

1918 bomber aircraft family by the Glenn L. Martin Company.
Glenn Martin Bomber, GMB, Martin Bomber 1, Martin GMB, Martin MB-1, MB1, MB-1 aircraft, MB1 aircraft

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aircraft family, Glenn L. Martin Company,

Freebase entry^@
Jane's American Fighting Aircraft of the 20th Century^@

land-based bomber biplane – twin-engine biplane bomber –

Frameless

111-SC-33744

Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Front view, Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber, showing power plant installation and interplane wing structure. Plant of The Glenn L. Martin Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 - in 1 hour and 15 minutes averaging 172 miles an hour. From The Glenn L. Martin Co

Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Three-quarter front view of Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber. Built by The Glenn L. Martin Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 mil

Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Three-quarter front view of Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber. Built by The Glenn L. Martin Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 miles - in 1 hour & 15 minutes, averaging 172 miles an hour. From The Glenn L. Martin Company

Airplanes - Types - McCook Field, Dayton, O. Side view of newly designed Glenn Martin Bomber. This plane was about to be put in produced when the armistice was signed. From C.P.I

Airplanes - Types - Plane which will probably make cross-Atlantic flight. Twin-motored 800 H.P. Martin Bomber now on exhibition at Aeronautic show at Madison Square Garden and which, it is intended is to make flight across Atlantic. According to reports Capt. Roy Francis is to guide plane upon its cross-Atlantic trip

Airplanes - Types - Remodeled Martin Bomber

Francis & Martin Bomber LCCN2014709172

Glenn Martin Company executives in 1919 - Larry Bell, Eric Springer, Glenn Martin and Donald Douglas in front of MB-1

Martin Bomber LCCN2014718741

Martin MB-1 GMC (Glenn Martin Cannon) front view 060420-F-1234P-031

Martin MB-1 crash 060420-F-1234P-030

Martin MB-1 front right quarter SN AS 39059 P104 040315-F-9999G-013

Martin MB-1 in flight over Washington DC 060420-F-1234P-027

Martin MB-1 rear right quarter SN AS 62950 P106 060420-F-1234P-026

Martin MB-1 right side SN AS 39059 P104 060420-F-1234P-028

Martin MB-1 starting propeller 060420-F-1234P-029

Martin MB-1 with third engine front right quarter 060420-F-1234P-032

Martin MB-1 with third engine front view 060420-F-1234P-034

Martin MB-1 with third engine left side 060420-F-1234P-033

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
link		Jane's American Fighting Aircraft of the 20th Century^@		Wikidata
aircraft		GMB	aircraft model, MB-1	Wikidata
aircraft		MBT	aircraft model, MB-1, United States Navy	Wikidata
aircraft		TM-1	aircraft model, MB-1, United States Navy	Wikidata
image		111-SC-33744		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Front view, Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber, showing power plant installation and interplane wing structure. Plant of The Glenn L. Martin Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 - in 1 hour and 15 minutes averaging 172 miles an hour. From The Glenn L. Martin Co		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Three-quarter front view of Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber. Built by The Glenn L. Martin Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 mil		Wikimedia
image	1918	Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Three-quarter front view of Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber. Built by The Glenn L. Martin Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 miles - in 1 hour & 15 minutes, averaging 172 miles an hour. From The Glenn L. Martin Company		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - Building aeroplanes for the government. Three-quarter front view of Martin twin-motored 800 H.P. Bomber. Built by The Glenn L. Martin Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Duplicate of the bomber which on Jan. 17th, 1919, flew from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio - 215 miles - in 1 hour & 15 minutes, averaging 172 miles an hour. From The Glenn L. Martin Company		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - McCook Field, Dayton, O. Side view of newly designed Glenn Martin Bomber. This plane was about to be put in produced when the armistice was signed. From C.P.I		Wikimedia
image	1918	Airplanes - Types - Plane which will probably make cross-Atlantic flight. Twin-motored 800 H.P. Martin Bomber now on exhibition at Aeronautic show at Madison Square Garden and which, it is intended is to make flight across Atlantic. According to reports Capt. Roy Francis is to guide plane upon its cross-Atlantic trip		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - Plane which will probably make cross-Atlantic flight. Twin-motored 800 H.P. Martin Bomber now on exhibition at Aeronautic show at Madison Square Garden and which, it is intended is to make flight across Atlantic. According to reports Capt. Roy Francis is to guide plane upon its cross-Atlantic trip		Wikimedia
image		Airplanes - Types - Remodeled Martin Bomber		Wikimedia
image	1915	Francis & Martin Bomber LCCN2014709172		Wikimedia
image		Glenn Martin Company executives in 1919 - Larry Bell, Eric Springer, Glenn Martin and Donald Douglas in front of MB-1		Wikimedia
image	1900	Martin Bomber LCCN2014718741		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 GMC (Glenn Martin Cannon) front view 060420-F-1234P-031		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 crash 060420-F-1234P-030		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 front right quarter SN AS 39059 P104 040315-F-9999G-013		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 in flight over Washington DC 060420-F-1234P-027		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 rear right quarter SN AS 62950 P106 060420-F-1234P-026		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 right side SN AS 39059 P104 060420-F-1234P-028		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 starting propeller 060420-F-1234P-029		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 with third engine front right quarter 060420-F-1234P-032		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 with third engine front view 060420-F-1234P-034		Wikimedia
image		Martin MB-1 with third engine left side 060420-F-1234P-033		Wikimedia

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