Martin B-10 / B-12
Bomber
The Martin B-10 is a twin-engined medium bomber aircraft produced by the American manufacturer Glenn L. Martin Company. Martin Model 139 is the export model.
The Martin B-12 is a slightly different variant of the B-10 which is powered by a Pratt & Whitney R-1690-11 Hornet engine. Main operators were the US Army Air Corps and the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force.
Crew | 3 |
Propulsion | 2 Radial Engines | |
Engine Model | Wright R-1820-33 Cyclone | |
Engine Power (each) | 578 kW | 775 hp |
max. Cruise Speed | 311 km/h | 168 kts 193 mph |
Speed | 343 km/h | 185 kts 213 mph |
Service Ceiling | 7.376 m | 24.200 ft |
Rate of climb | 421 m/min | 1380 ft/min |
Range | 1.996 km | 1.078 NM 1.241 mi. |
Empty Weight | 4.391 kg | 9.680 lbs |
max. Takeoff Weight | 7.439 kg | 16.400 lbs |
Wing Span | 21,49 m | 70 ft 6 in |
Wing Area | 63,0 m² | 678 ft² |
Length | 13,64 m | 44 ft 9 in |
Height | 4,70 m | 15 ft 5 in |
First Flight | 16.02.1932 | |
Production Status | out of production | |
Production Range | 1933-1937 | |
Total Production | > 320 |
Data for (Version) | Martin B-10B | |
Variants | B-10A, B-10B, B-12A, Model 139 |
[Photo-ID: 5444] © Karsten Palt 2012-01-11 | |
Martin B-10 United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) Reg.: 33-0146 export version, ex Argentine AF, only surviving B-10 | |
National Museum of the United States Air Force [Dayton, Ohio / USA (Wright-Patterson AFB)] |
[Photo-ID: 5443] © Karsten Palt 2012-01-11 | |
Martin B-10 United States Army Air Corps (USAAC) Reg.: 33-0146 export version, ex Argentine AF, only surviving B-10 | |
National Museum of the United States Air Force [Dayton, Ohio / USA (Wright-Patterson AFB)] |