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Latvian Seal aircraft at rest, 1936Middle school children in Taiwan taking a group photograph with a visiting Japanese Army Ki-2 bomber and crew, date unknownModel 139 prototype aircraft at rest, circa mid-1930s; this design was the export version of US Army Air CorpsOverhead view of a Douglas B-18 Bolo bomber in flight, showing the close design similarities to the rugged Douglas C-47 Skytrain, mid-1930s
Latvian Seal aircraft at rest, 1936Middle school children in Taiwan taking a group photograph with a visiting Japanese Army Ki-2 bomber and crew, date unknownModel 139 prototype aircraft at rest, circa mid-1930s; this design was the export version of US Army Air Corps' B-10 bombersOverhead view of a Douglas B-18 Bolo bomber in flight, showing the close design similarities to the rugged Douglas C-47 Skytrain, mid-1930s
P2Y-2 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-15, date unknownP2Y-2 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-5F taxiing on water, possibly at Fleet Air Base Coco Solo of Panama Canal Zone, 1936P2Y-3 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-7 in flight, 1936Profile of PZL.23A light bomber, Poland, 1936
P2Y-2 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-15, date unknownP2Y-2 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-5F taxiing on water, possibly at Fleet Air Base Coco Solo of Panama Canal Zone, 1936P2Y-3 aircraft of US Navy squadron VP-7 in flight, 1936Profile of PZL.23A light bomber, Poland, 1936
S-43 flying boat of Norwegian airline Det Norske Luftfartselskap at Gressholmen Airport near Oslo, Norway, 1936TB-3 heavy bomber, 1930sTB-3 heavy bomber, 1930sThird prototype of Ju 87 aircraft in flight, Germany, 27 Mar 1936
S-43 flying boat of Norwegian airline Det Norske Luftfartselskap at Gressholmen Airport near Oslo, Norway, 1936TB-3 heavy bomber, 1930sTB-3 heavy bomber, 1930sThird prototype of Ju 87 aircraft in flight, Germany, 27 Mar 1936
Three Blenheim aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sTwo 2MR8 reconnaissance aircraft at rest, circa 1930sXN3N-1 aircraft, United States, circa 1930sXN3N-2 aircraft (Bureau Number 0265) in flight, United States, 1936
Three Blenheim aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sTwo 2MR8 reconnaissance aircraft at rest, circa 1930sXN3N-1 aircraft, United States, circa 1930sXN3N-2 aircraft (Bureau Number 0265) in flight, United States, 1936
Brigadier General Henry Arnold with base commander LtCol Clarence L Tinker in front of a Martin B-12 bomber, Hamilton Field, Novato (listed at the time as San Rafael), California, United States, 10 Jan 1936.BF2C-1 Goshawk fighter (right) at a National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics hangar, United States, 10 Apr 1936; note NACA chief test pilot Melvin Gough in foregroundRear Admiral Ernest King arrived aboard carrier Lexington via SOC-1 Seagull aircraft, 2 Jun 1936Ki-33 prototype fighter at rest, mid-1936
Brigadier General Henry Arnold with base commander LtCol Clarence L Tinker in front of a Martin B-12 bomber, Hamilton Field, Novato (listed at the time as San Rafael), California, United States, 10 Jan 1936.BF2C-1 Goshawk fighter (right) at a National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics hangar, United States, 10 Apr 1936; note NACA chief test pilot Melvin Gough in foregroundRear Admiral Ernest King arrived aboard carrier Lexington via SOC-1 Seagull aircraft, 2 Jun 1936Ki-33 prototype fighter at rest, mid-1936

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