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| The Martin B-10 was the first monoplane land bomber to reach full production. |
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| Martin XB-10. |
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| Martin XB-907. |
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| Martin XB-907. |
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| Martin B-10B, USAAC. |
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| Martin B-10 formation, San Francisco, 4 April 1936. |
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| Martin B-10 at Nichols Field, Philippines. |
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| Martin B-10 at Nichols Field. The ‘4M’ on the tail denotes 4th Composite Group (Philippines). ‘B’ is for heavy or bomber. ‘P’ is seen on fighter and pursuit aircraft. |
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| Martin B-10B. |
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| Martin B-10B, March Field. |
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| Martin B-10B of the 28th Bombardment Squadron, 1935. |