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P-12E Army Biplane Fighter Flying over Detroit

Designed during 1928, the carrier-based F4B-series for the U.S. Navy and the similar P-12 for the U.S. Army were the most widely used fighter/bomber biplanes between the two world wars. The P-12E had a duraluminum fuselage and a top speed of 194 mph. The U.S. Army order for 135 P-12Es in 1930 was the Boeing Company’s largest order in ten years.

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Unique identifier BI24332

Boeing ID 5763b

Type Image

Size 5996px × 4542px 26MB

License type RM

F4B/P-12 series

full body views

historic production status

left side views

propeller planes

vintage / retro