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Pilot with SBD Dauntless
SBD Dauntless on Flight Apron
SBD Dauntless on Tarmac
SBD Dauntless Refueling
SBD Dauntless Refueling
Douglas SBD-3 on the Ground, in Revised US Army Air Corps Livery
SBD Dauntless in Flight
Douglas SBD-3 on the Ground, in Revised US Army Air Corps Livery
Douglas SBD Dauntless Manufacturing Line
Douglas SBD Dauntless Dive Bombers in Flight
P-51 Mustang and SBD Dauntless on Tarmac
SBD-1 Dauntless Peel Off
SBD-3 on the Tarmac, Early US Army Air Corps Markings
Three SBD/A-24 Dauntless Flying in Formation
Three SBD/A-24 Dauntless Flying in Formation
A-24s Lined Up Outside Air Force Plant 3
Vintage Douglas Airview Cover, SBD Rear Gunner
WASPs Stand with an A-24 on the Douglas-Tulsa Ramp
A-24 Dauntless in Flight
A-24 Dauntless Squadron Flying Near Hermosa Beach
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SBD-3 Dauntless at El Segundo with "Swiss Cheese" Flaps
The Douglas SBD Dauntless dive bomber became a mainstay of the Navy's World War II air fleet in the Pacific, with the lowest loss ratio of any U.S. carrier-based aircraft. The SBD Dauntless featured "Swiss cheese" flaps -- dive brakes punched with 3-inch holes -- so that it could achieve pinpoint accuracy by diving to the target, dropping the bomb and then pulling out of the near-vertical dive.
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Unique identifier
BI222201
Boeing ID
es17086
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3454px × 2665px 8MB
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1940s
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historic production status
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scanned from film negative
structural systems
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