Martin B‑10

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The Martin B‑10 was a pioneering American all-metal monoplane bomber of the 1930s that introduced many modern features such as enclosed cockpits, internal bomb bays, and retractable landing gear.

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Martin B-10 1
Martin B-10 bomber 1
Martin B‑10 canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bomber aircraft
aircraftConfiguration low-wing monoplane
aircraftType all-metal monoplane bomber
armament machine guns in nose, dorsal, and ventral positions
bombBayLocation internal fuselage bomb bay
bombLoad approximately 1,025 kg
approximately 2,260 lb
cockpitType enclosed
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 3
designedFor daylight bombing missions
developedFrom Martin Model 123 NERFINISHED
engineType radial piston engine
enteredMassProduction 1934
era interwar period
firstFlight 1932
hasFeature all-metal construction
cantilever wing
enclosed cockpits
internal bomb bay
powered gun turrets
retractable landing gear
introduced 1934
landingGearType retractable tailwheel landing gear
manufacturer Glenn L. Martin Company NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed approximately 213 mph
approximately 343 km/h
natoName none
notableFor first all-metal monoplane bomber to enter mass production in the United States
significantly higher performance than contemporary biplane bombers
numberBuilt over 300
operatorType bomber squadrons
powerplant 2 × Wright R-1820 Cyclone engines
primaryConstructionMaterial metal
primaryUser United States Army Air Corps NERFINISHED
retired early 1940s
role medium bomber
serviceEntry 1934
successor Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress NERFINISHED
usedBy Argentine Air Force NERFINISHED
Chinese Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force NERFINISHED
Thai Air Force NERFINISHED
Turkish Air Force NERFINISHED
usedInConflict Second Sino-Japanese War NERFINISHED
World War II
variant Martin B-12 NERFINISHED

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Pratt & Whitney Hornet application Martin B‑10
Glenn L. Martin Company product Martin B‑10
this entity surface form: Martin B-10 bomber
Wright R-1820 radial engine usedOnAircraft Martin B‑10
subject surface form: Wright R-1820
this entity surface form: Martin B-10