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This question is very broad as there were not only different types of bombers (e.g. light, medium, and heavy, as well as dive bombers), but also bombers of different nations. Further, there is an additional consideration of the meaning of "capable of flying upside down": there are aerodynamic and structural-strength implications in the question, as well as the aerobatic considerations. Generally, there is no reason why a bomber could not fly upside down, presuming there was no load in an aircraft having a bomb bay. I'm not sure how bombs are hung in all bomb bays, and this would be a factor, as well as center-of-gravity issues. A more important consideration is WHY would one want to fly a bomber upside down? There would be no reason to undertake this flight position that I can think of.
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What WWII bombers were made in Savannah Ga?
During World War II, the Savannah aircraft industry produced B-17 Flying Fortress bombers at the Savannah Army Air Base. Additionally, the city was involved in the production of B-24 Liberators at the nearby Douglas Aircraft Company plant. These bombers played significant roles in various military operations throughout the war.
What are the functions of the air-crafts used the bombers of World War 1?
The function of bombers is to bomb the enemy.
How many US bombers disappeared on December 51945?
3 u.s bombers disapeared during world war 2
How did World War 2 bombers keep from shooting each other?
world war two bombers didn't shoot each other because they were very very very very careful.
Where were US B52 bombers based in England World War 2?
There weren't any B-52 bombers in WWII because they weren't in service until 1955.
Who was one of the most famous American bombers in world war 2?
The B-17 Bomber also called The Flying Fortress
Why is Malcolm rose flying upside down story called like this?
The story "Malcolm Rose Flying Upside Down" is likely called as such because Malcolm is metaphorically depicted as defying conventions and expectations by flying upside down, reflecting his unconventional nature or taking an unconventional approach to life. This title could symbolize Malcolm's willingness to challenge norms and view the world from a different perspective.
What types of airplanes were there in World War 2?
Fighters (Hellcats); Dive Bombers (Dauntless); Torpedo Bombers (Avengers); Medium Bombers (Mitchells); Heavy Bombers (Superfortress).
What kind of bombers did the US use in World War 2?
The main bombers used were the SB3C Helldiver, TBF/TBM Avenger, B-17 Flying Fortress, B-24 Liberator, B-25 Mitchell, B-29 Superfortress, and the B-26 Marauder.
Can You Fall Into The Sky?
if you live in an upside down world, then yes. if you don't then the only way possible of doing that would be to jump out of some sort of flying aircraft.
When was World Upside Down created?
World Upside Down was created in 2004.
What WWII bombers were made in Savannah Ga?
During World War II, the Savannah aircraft industry produced B-17 Flying Fortress bombers at the Savannah Army Air Base. Additionally, the city was involved in the production of B-24 Liberators at the nearby Douglas Aircraft Company plant. These bombers played significant roles in various military operations throughout the war.
World war 2 about what is aircraft?
Primarily fixed-wing metal constructed engine powered flying machines. Basically of 3 types: Bombers/Land Based/Aircraft Carrier Launched.
What are the functions of the air-crafts used the bombers of World War 1?
The function of bombers is to bomb the enemy.
What term refers to suicide bombers from World War 2?
Kamikaze is the term for Japanese suicide bombers in WWII
What one engined bombers were used in World War 2?
There are many single engine aircraft used as dive bombers and torpedo bombers that could be cited if this were the aim of the question - was it?
How many US bombers disappeared on December 51945?
3 u.s bombers disapeared during world war 2
