The Douglas A-26 was
initially developed by Douglas in three variants, an
attack bomber with
a bomb-aimers position in the nose, a heavily armed
night fighter, and
an attack bomber. After initial testing the attack bomber
was ordered in production
and entered service as the A-26B in 1944. A
version with a bomb-aimers
position entered service as the A-26C in 1945.
In 1948, when the Martin
B-26 was no longer in service, all remaining variants
were re-designated
as B-26's. It retained this designation throughout the 50's
and early 60's.
In 1963 a new variant was developed as the B-26K by On Mark
Engineering for
interdiction duties in Vietnam with extra power and heavy
armament. In 1969
the designation of this variant was changed from B-26K
back to A-26A.
This CD contains
the flight manuals for the Douglas A-26 Invader. The CD has
been scanned
from the original manuals and retains any colour pages.
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