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* [[A-20G-25]] ''Havoc'' | * [[A-20G-25]] ''Havoc'' | ||
| + | * [[Havoc Mk I (Great Britain)]] - (Aircraft ordered by Britain from USA) | ||
* [[Boston Mk I (Great Britain)]] - (Aircraft originally ordered by the French, but diverted to Britain due to the French armistice)' | * [[Boston Mk I (Great Britain)]] - (Aircraft originally ordered by the French, but diverted to Britain due to the French armistice)' | ||
* [[DB-7 (Great Britain)]] - (Also known as Havoc I, the initial order of DB-7 aircraft delivered to the French before the armistice) | * [[DB-7 (Great Britain)]] - (Also known as Havoc I, the initial order of DB-7 aircraft delivered to the French before the armistice) | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 20 September 2023
DB-7 may refer to:
Contents
Vehicles
Rank II
- A-20G-25 Havoc
- Havoc Mk I (Great Britain) - (Aircraft ordered by Britain from USA)
- Boston Mk I (Great Britain) - (Aircraft originally ordered by the French, but diverted to Britain due to the French armistice)'
- DB-7 (Great Britain) - (Also known as Havoc I, the initial order of DB-7 aircraft delivered to the French before the armistice)
Rank III
- A-20G-30 (USSR) - (Soviet lend-lease Aircraft originally ordered by the British)
Media
- Videos
The Boston, the Havoc, and the DB-7, what's the difference? - PatchBits
The Shooting Range #25 - Pages of History section at 00:42 discusses the Havoc.
| Douglas Aircraft Company | |
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| Strike Aircraft | A-20G-25 · A-26B-10 · A-26B-50 · AD-2 · AD-4 · A-1H |
| Bombers | TBD-1 · B-18A · SBD-3 · BTD-1 · A-26C-45 · A-26C-45DT |
| Turboprops | A2D-1 |
| Jet Aircraft | F3D-1 · F4D-1 |
| A-4 Skyhawk | A-4B · A-4E Early |
| Export | ▄Havoc Mk I · ▄Boston Mk I · ▄DB-7 · ▂A-20G-30 · ▄AD-4 · ▄AD-4NA |
| A-4 Skyhawk | A-4H · A-4E Early (M) · Ayit · A-4E |
| The Douglas Aircraft Company merged with McDonnell Aircraft Corporation in 1967 to form McDonnell Douglas. | |
