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MB-3A Propeller Construction
Transporting the MB-3A
Boeing MB-3A Seamstresses at Plant 1
MB-3A Fuselages Crated for Rail Transport
MB-3A Fuselages are Loaded on a Rail Car
Boeing Employees Bucks Rivets on a B-17 Flying Fortress
Cloth Wing Fabrication in the Red Barn
Model 16, DH-4 Manufacturing
Boeing Plant II Graveyard Shift Air Raid Drill
Boeing Factory Worker Drills Rivets
Wing Rigging, F3B-1
Douglas-Tulsa Workers Hear the Announcement of Victory in Europe
Model 80A Wings and Frame Assembly
DH-4 Assembly
A-26 Invader Wing Assembly at Douglas' Long Beach Facility
Boeing Plant II Graveyard Shift Air Raid Drill
The 5,000th B-17 Flying Fortress "5 Grand"
Women Prepare to Cover FB-5 Fuselage
DH-4B Steel Fuselage Static Test
DH-4 Frame
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Boeing Factory Workers Sewing a MB-3A Wing
The MB-3A contract was the government's largest order for new airplanes since the end of WWI. After underbidding the designer, the Thomas-Morse Aircraft Corp., Boeing won the contract to build 200 of the single-seat fighters. The MB-3A was a conventional wood-and-wire fabric-covered fighter derived from the French Spad of WWI. Boeing delivered all 200 MB-3As by the end of 1922 and established itself as a reliable manufacturer of fighter aircraft.
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BI225051
Boeing ID
102b
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