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Two prototypes built.

Title	Number Powerplants	temp	Type	HorsePower
AM	1	R-3350-4 Cyclone 18 radial piston	Radial Engine	2975

Variant	Title	Power Plant Manufacture	Number Powerplants	HorsePower	Type	Fuel	Description
	R-3350-4 Cyclone 18 radial piston	Wright Aeronautical	1	2975	Radial Engine	Aviation Gasoline (AvGas)	The R-3350-4 Cyclone 18 radial piston manufactured by Wright delivers a horsepower of 2975.0. It is a Radial Engine using Aviation Gasoline (AvGas) and is known for its performance and reliability in various aircraft applications.

Variant	Type	Max Speed	Max Range	Max Celling:	Max Weght	Wing Span	length	height	First Flight	Number Built
XBTM-1	Prototype	313	1185	26400	18500	50 ft 1 in	38 ft 5 in	15 ft 9 in	01/01/1944	3
AM-1A	Attack	313	1185	26400	18500	50 ft 1 in	38 ft 5 in	15 ft 9 in	01/01/1945	0
AM-1	Attack	313	1185	26400	18500	50 ft 1 in	38 ft 5 in	15 ft 9 in	01/01/1945	151
AM01Q	Attack	310	1150	26000	18700	50 ft 1 in	38 ft 5 in	15 ft 9 in	01/01/1948	18
AM-2	Attack	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	01/01/1948	0

Title	Author	Author	Publisher	Description
Martin AM Mauler: The Navy’s Ultimate Propeller Attack Aircraft	Steve Ginter	Steve Ginter	Osprey Aircraft of the Aces	Covers design, development, and operational history of the AM Mauler with profiles of pilots and combat use.
U.S. Navy Attack Aircraft Since 1920	John M. Andrade	John M. Andrade	Naval Institute Press	Surveys the history of Navy attack planes including detailed sections on the Mauler’s service and technical data.
American Carrier Fighters	Peter M. Bowers	Peter M. Bowers	Naval Aviation Series	Includes operational history and technical details of the AM Mauler among other Navy aircraft.
The American Fighter: The Definitive Guide to American Fighter Aircraft From 1917 to the Present	Enzo Angelucci & Peter Bowers	Enzo Angelucci & Peter Bowers	HarperCollins	Contains a concise history and technical overview of the AM Mauler within the context of American carrier aircraft.
U.S. Navy Fighters	Peter Mersky	Peter Mersky	Specialty Press	Detailed history including development, variants, and operational use of the AM Mauler and its contemporaries.

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