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aircraft classification based on intended function, method of lift, number of engines, and take off and landing capability
(land-based single-engine bomber monoplane)
Wikidata
land-based bomber with 1 engine, land-based bomber monoplane, aircraft function-lift-power-undercarriage class,
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| Type | Description | Date | Keywords | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| aircraft | B 17 | Saab 17, aircraft family, land-based bomber monoplane with 1 engine | Wikidata | ||
| aircraft | Ki-32 | 1938 | Manchukuo Air Force, Imperial Japanese Army, aircraft model, bomber with piston-propeller engines, land-based bomber monoplane with 1 engine | Wikidata | |
| aircraft | Saab 17 | 1942 | Austrian Air Force, Royal Danish Air Force, Swedish Air Force, land-based bomber monoplane with 1 engine, land-based bomber-reconnaissance aircraft, bomber with 1 piston-propeller engine, bomber with 1 tractor propeller, Ethiopian Air Force, Finnish Air Force, aircraft family | Wikidata | |