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P-12B Stabilizer and Elevator

Early in 1928, Boeing built two new fighter biplanes using bolted aluminum tubing for the fuselage's inside structure, rather than welded steel tubing, typical of earlier models. Later versions had aluminum covering the fuselage rather than fabric or wood. Model 83, designed for the Navy, had a hook-type arrester so that it could land on aircraft carriers. Its production version was designated F4B. The Model 89, built for the Army as the P-12, had a rack that could hold a 500-pound bomb. 
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Unique identifier BI229773 
Boeing ID 3527b 
Type Image 
Size 2901px × 2286px   6MB 
License type RM 
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