The Martin XB-48 was an ambitious leap into the jet age for the United States Air Force during the late 1940s. As a medium bomber prototype, it showcased innovative features for its time, including a sleek, streamlined design and the use of jet propulsion, which was a cutting-edge technology at the time. Although it never went into production, the XB-48 played a crucial role in the evolution of jet bombers, paving the way for future advancements. It was equipped with six jet engines, arranged in pairs in nacelles under the wings, a configuration that was quite unique. Despite its promising design, the XB-48 was ultimately overshadowed by its competitor, the Boeing B-47 Stratojet, which became one of the most iconic bombers of the Cold War era. The XB-48 remains a fascinating example of the experimental and innovative spirit of early jet aircraft development, marking an important step in the transition from propeller-driven to jet-powered military aircraft.
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This custom unisex zip hoodie has a brushed fleece inside a hood with matching color drawstrings and 2 handy kangaroo pockets The comfortable fit and light fabric make it a must-have athleisure item
- 50 ringspun cotton 50 polyester
- Fabric weight 767 ozyd (260 gm)
- Brushed fleece
- Regular fit
- Straight cut
- Tubular construction
- Ribbed bottom and cuffs
- Hood with matching color drawstrings
- 2 kangaroo pockets
- Set-in sleeves
- Full zip
- Blank product sourced from Pakistan
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