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May 4th 15, 01:10 PM
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USArmy 64215 XNBL-1.jpg
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May 4th 15, 01:51 PM
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USArmy 64215 XNBL-1.jpg
"Joseph Testagrose" wrote in message
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OMG, the Barling Bomber. It had six engines, three wings and a 10-wheel landing gear. The most significant feature of the aircraft was its wing span of 120 feet. An aircraft as big as the XNBL-1 would not be produced until 1935 when the XB-15 with a 149-foot span was built (Note: the B-17 wing span is about 104 feet). All that remains of this one-off mammoth is the nose wheel and a main landing gear wheel.
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