These sixteen-ton giants, described as the fastest bombers in the world, with their wings pan of 105-ft., are the pride of the American Army. They are powered by four 1,000 h.p. motors. Strategists have assigned them to Honolulu and Panama, while others will remain on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. The upper reproduction was taken at an altitude of 13,000-ft., above Dayton, Ohio, the other, shortly after the plane, with five others, left Miami, Fla, on a goodwill mission to Buenos Aires.
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