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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You can never go wrong with a classic bomber jacket especially when its high quality and made of recycled materials This versatile bomber jacket will complement most outfits and styles and keep you warm during the chillier days
- 100 recycled polyester
- Fabric weight 55 ozyd (156 gm)
- Relaxed fit
- Unisex sizing
- Utility pocket on the sleeve
- Rib-knit banding at collar cuffs and hem
- Premium YKK zipper
- Blank product sourced from China
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