File:Martin XB-51 46-585 in flight colour.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionMartin XB-51 46-585 in flight colour.jpg |
English: The first of two Martin XB-51 prototypes (s/n 46-585) in flight. |
Date | Unknown date |
Source | USAF Museum photo no. 090709-F-1234K-031 [1] |
Author | USAF |
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