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Weapons and Inventions

The W.W. II Mosquito-Bomber

• Click Magazine, 1944 •


[The] most unusual feature of the ‘Peanut Bomber’ is its plywood and balsa construction, furnished for Canadian output by Pacific Northwest spruce, hemlock and fir trees. Packard Motor Car Co. makes the twin Rolls-Royce engines.”

The primary advantages of the aircraft’s wooden construction:

• Does not require vital aluminum

• Will float several hours on water

• Bullet holes are easier to patch

Click here to read about the P-47 fighter plane.

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The W.W. II Mosquito-Bomber

 air force mosquito bomber of WW IIfir trees in WW2wooden aircraft of ww2mosquito bomber made of wood
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