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A-20

Havoc

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The A-20 Havoc, an American light bomber and attack aircraft, played a vital role during World War II. Designed by Douglas Aircraft Company, the A-20 featured a twin-engine configuration, a solid overall design, and adaptability for various roles, including bombing, strafing, and reconnaissance. It saw widespread use by Allied forces, including the United States, the Soviet Union, and the British Commonwealth. Renowned for its speed, maneuverability, and ability to carry a substantial bomb load, the A-20 Havoc excelled in European and Pacific theaters. The aircraft's versatility and effectiveness in low-level bombing and ground attack missions contributed significantly to its success, making it a valuable asset for the Allied forces throughout the war.
Variant
Type
Max Speed
Max Range
Max Celling:
Max Weght
Wing Span
length
height
Accom modation
First Flight
Number Built
DB-7
Attack
317
1025
23700
16100
47 ft 7 in
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1938
1
DB-7A
Attack
301
945
22800
16400
47 ft 7 in
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1939
270
A-20
Prototype
317
1025
23700
17000
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1940
143
Model 7B
Prototype
301
930
23000
16300
47 ft 7 in
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1940
3
DB-7B
Attack
317
1000
23300
16800
47 ft 7 in
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1940
100
A-20C
Attack
342
1025
23700
18070
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1941
948
A-20B
Attack
339
1025
25000
17000
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1941
999
A-20A
Attack
339
1015
26000
16500
47 ft 7 in
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1941
143
P-70
Night Fighter
317
1000
22000
18000
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1942
105
A-20J
Attack
339
1025
23700
18500
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1943
450
A-20G
Attack
342
1025
23700
18500
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1943
2850
A-20K
Attack
339
1025
23700
18500
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
3
01/01/1944
413
A-20H
Attack
342
1000
24000
18500
48 ft
17 ft 7 in
2
01/01/1944
412

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