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Douglas A-24 Dauntless —

Submitted about a year ago

June 18, 2022

56 of SBD 105 at KMWH

Steve McGinnis

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john baughabout a year ago

The A-24 was the Army's version of the famous SBD Dauntless built for the Navy and Marine Corps. The Army kept theirs stateside and were used for training and target towing. The navy version served with distinction in the South Pacific.

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Jorgiane Kaminskiabout a year ago

Iconic...

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dougpabout a year ago

Got about 20 hrs in the little Douglass Bomber "N93RW" at Lone Star Flight Museum. Never flew it in level flight with the "dive brakes"up, wonder how much power it takes to maintain that level flight???

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skylab72about a year ago

Think I'd start with MTO, those barn doors are big. And the holes actually compound the drag (Heineman was a genius) with turbulence.

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Douglas A-24 Dauntless —

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