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Douglas B-66 Destroyer

The Douglas B-66 Destroyer is a light bomber that was designed and produced by the American aviation manufacturer Douglas Aircraft Company.

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Developed from
Douglas A-3 Skywarrior
Developed into
Northrop X-21
First flight
28 June 1954
Introduction date
1956
Manufacturer
Douglas Aircraft Company
National origin
United States

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Douglas B-66 Destroyer

Nodes95
Edges94
Triples45
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021053
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Douglas B-66 Destroyer

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related to Bibliography · 34
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → AIRtime Publishing, Baugher, Bill, Cold War, David, Destroyer, Donald, Douglas A-3 Skywarrior, Douglas RB-66B, Encyclopedia, From, Grange Books, Gunston, ISBN, Jet Bombers, Jim, Joe, Jon Lake, July, London
Developed from · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → Douglas A-3 Skywarrior
Developed into · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → Northrop X-21
First flight · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → 28 June 1954
Introduction date · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → 1956
Manufacturer · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → Douglas Aircraft Company
National origin · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → United States
Number built · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → 294
Primary user · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → United States Air Force
Retired · 1
Douglas B-66 Destroyer → 1975

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aircraft usaf a-3 b-66 united douglas bomber air states flight reconnaissance variants type war service development force skywarrior b-66b crew

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Douglas B-66 DestroyerDeveloped fromDouglas A-3 Skywarrior1.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerDeveloped intoNorthrop X-211.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerFirst flight28 June 19541.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerIntroduction date19561.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerManufacturerDouglas Aircraft Company1.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerNational originUnited States1.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerNumber built2941.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerPrimary userUnited States Air Force1.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerRetired19751.00infobox
Douglas B-66 DestroyerTypeLight bomber1.00infobox
Douglas B-66 Destroyeris alight bomber that was designed and produced by the American aviation manufacturer Douglas Aircraft Company.The B-66 was developed for the United States Air Force0.90text
Douglas B-66 Destroyerrelated to BibliographyBaugher0.60section

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