Photographs taken at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio.
Martin B-26 Marauder Walk Around – Armament
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Inch High Guy 
Pretty cramp station for the waist gunners…
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I think the B-26 only carried one gunner for the waist guns but he had a gun on either side. The B-17 had the same arrangement in the nose for the Navigator.
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Let’s hope they were not attacking on both sides… I have always like the B-26.
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Any comment on the zinc chromate used since you know a lot about this.
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Reblogged this on My Forgotten Hobby IV and commented:
Martin B-26 Marauder Walk Around – Armament
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If you look up online photos of Flak Bait while it was in storage at Smithsonian, you won’t see any Interior Green areas. That aircraft was put away as a perfect time capsule. Hopefully they won’t change that during restoration.
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You must always be careful when using restored aircraft as a reference!
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