Weapons

TYPE
TYPE SUBTYPE NUMERICTYPEDESIGNATOR MODELNUMBERS COMMONNAME STATUS PURPOSE SVC PRIMECONTRACTOR OTHERCONTRACTORS SPECIFICATIONS REMARKS
aircraft attack AF 2S, 2W Guardian Obsolete attack bomber Navy Grumman – – –
aircraft attack AM 1, 1-Q, Mauler Obsolete Single Eng. Heavy Attack USN Martin Pratt & Whitney (Engine) Engine: R-4360 Put in service at end of WW II, limited number produced. Was the largest single engine aircraft with largest engine produced, R-4360. Did not see combat service.
aircraft attack BD – Havoc Obsolete attack aircraft Navy Douglas – – WW II
Navy designation of Douglas Havoc. Army designation is A-20
aircraft attack SB2A 2, 3 Buccaneer Obsolete attack aircraft – Brewster – – WW II
aircraft attack SB2C 1, 1C Helldiver Obsolete Dive bomber Navy Curtiss – – WW II
aircraft attack SBC SBC-3, -4 Helldiver Obsolete Maritime Attack & Patrol USN Curtis Wright (Engine) Engine: R-1820-34, Power: 950 hp, Wing Span: 34′ 0, Length: 28′ 2, Height: 10′ 5, Max Speed: 203 kts. Operating Ceiling 24,000′, Cruise speed: 152 kts. WW II (1937-1944), last biplane accepted by USN Armament early version 500 pound bomb load, later 1,000 pound bomb load.
aircraft basic trainer BC-1 A, B, I – – – Army AC North American – – –
aircraft bomber B-29 – SuperFortress Obsolete heavy bomber Army AC Boeing Company Bell, Martin under license – WW II
Aug. 1945. B-29’s dropped both atomic bombs on Japanese cities;
Enola Gay on Hiroshima and Bock’s Car on Nagasaki. Only aircraft to drop nuclear weapons on enemy.
Korean War

3,970 B-29’s built
aircraft bomber B-3 A – Obsolete – – Keystone – 2-engine 1930s
aircraft bomber B-32 – Dominator Obsolete bomber Army AC Consolidated – – WW II

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