Boeing JQB-47E 53-4256 USAF Air Proving Ground Center This A-24B — once a

This A-24B — once a frontline dive bomber built to attack enemy shipping and ground targets — was acquired by the City of Portland and modified to carry agricultural spraying equipment

Their longevity was remarkable — the CTA still operates two 4000 series cars from the 1922 batch today for special events and excursions

with the goal of reducing aerodynamic drag while maintaining adequate cooling for the radial engine

you can model the full breadth of the N&W's RS36 fleet across both its original order and its inherited NKP units

Flying the same airframe that had dropped the atomic bombs on Japan just years earlier

Boeing JQB-47E 53-4256 USAF Air Proving Ground Center This A-24B — once aThese are 1 72 scale decals for Boeing JQB 47E Stratojet 53 4256, operated by the United States Air Force Air Proving Ground Center (APGC) at Eglin AFB, Florida as a drone director aircraft and wearing three YF 12A kill markings on its fuselage. The JQB 47E designation identified B 47 airframes permanently modified for drone control and direction duties, guiding unmanned or remotely piloted target aircraft during weapons and systems evaluation