Fisher P-75 Eagle

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The Fisher P-75 Eagle was an experimental American World War II-era fighter aircraft developed by General Motors’ Fisher Body Division that combined components from several existing aircraft but never entered mass production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II-era aircraft
experimental aircraft
prototype fighter aircraft
airframeFeature extension shaft to propeller
mid-fuselage engine installation
configuration single-engine
single-seat
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 1
designFeature combination of components from existing aircraft
developedBy Fisher Body Division NERFINISHED
General Motors NERFINISHED
developmentStart early 1940s
engineModel Allison V-3420 NERFINISHED
engineType piston engine
era World War II
firstFlight 1943
intendedArmament cannon
machine guns
intendedRole interceptor
long-range bomber escort
landingGear retractable tailwheel landing gear
laterDesignation XP-75 NERFINISHED
manufacturer Fisher Body Division NERFINISHED
General Motors
notableCharacteristic hybrid design using multiple donor aircraft parts
use of Allison V-3420 24-cylinder engine
numberBuilt 14
powerplantCount 1
primaryUser United States Army Air Forces NERFINISHED
productionStatus not mass-produced
programOutcome cancelled
programType USAAF procurement program
propulsion contra-rotating propellers
reasonForCancellation changing operational requirements
performance issues
role bomber destroyer
fighter aircraft
status experimental
prototype only
tailConfiguration conventional tail
USAAFDesignation P-75 NERFINISHED
usedComponentsFrom Curtiss P-40 Warhawk NERFINISHED
Douglas A-24 Banshee NERFINISHED
North American P-51 Mustang NERFINISHED
Vought F4U Corsair NERFINISHED
wingConfiguration low-wing monoplane

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Allison V-1710 usedInAircraft Fisher P-75 Eagle