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Description
| Manufacturer: | Lockheed |
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| Base model: | B-34 | ||
| Designation: | B-34 | ||
| Nickname: | Lexington | ||
| Designation System: | U.S. Air Force | ||
| Designation Period: | 1924-Present | ||
| Basic role: | Bomber | ||
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Known serial numbers
Recent comments by our visitors
| John Voss , CA | The designation "Lexington" was assigned to the B-37 by the USAAF. The B-37 was a variant of the B-34(Navy PV-1).
The B-37 was NOT the USAAF equivalant of the Navy PV-2 Harpoon. 02/22/2006 @ 11:09 [ref: 12576] |
| Lee Puyallup, WA | In Western Flying Magazine, February, 1943 on pages 44 and
45 is an article titled "Popular Names For War Planes Made Official" along with a collage of pictures of the military aircraft of the day. Listed is the Vega Ventura (B-34). There are 37 aircraft listed and none of the aircraft listed is called a Lexington. If I come across any reference to a Lexington, as I add more aircraft to my web site, I will post it here. 10/28/2001 @ 01:15 [ref: 3505] |
| Paul D. Harvey Clinton, UT | I have the same question as Mr. J.L. in Florida. The only aircraft that fits the description of the B-34 is the "Ventura." If there is a bomber named the Lexington, then perhaps it may be a variant of this model. 02/01/2001 @ 15:21 [ref: 1515] |
| JL , FL | One note about this Photo. There may be another Bomber listed
as the "Lexington", but this is the only one known in the Military Archives. 08/01/2000 @ 13:32 [ref: 520] |
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