Try the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola or the Naval Historical Center in
Washington D. C.

WDA

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"Thomas Schoene" wrote in message
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Anyone got any reliable sources on the P6M? I've done some web hunting
and
found some useful info, but also some glaring errors (Many sites claim it
carried only 4,000 lbs of bombs, and several list an armament of several
twin .50-cal machineguns.)

Specifically, I'm looking for how much fuel the plane had and where it was
carried (wings or fuselage).

Also, electronics planned would be nice (radar, radios, any
countermeasures
systems, etc.)

Many thanks.
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