From nntpa!att.com!Joseph.F.Baugher Tue Jun 14 12:21:25 1994
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From: Joseph.F.Baugher@att.com
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Subject: Bomber Series--Fokker-Atlantic XHB-2
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>From Joseph.F.Baugher@att.com

The Fokker-Atlantic XHB-2 was a projected monoplane heavy bomber of the 
mid-1920s that was to have been powered by a pair of 787 hp Packard 
2A-2540 twelve-cylinder liquid-cooled Vee engines.  Gross weight was 
projected to have been 24,500 pounds.  The project was cancelled 
before anything could be built.  

Sources:

  United States Military Aircraft Since 1909, Gordon Swanborough and
  Peter M. Bowers, Smithsonian, 1989.

  American Combat Planes, Ray Wagner, Third Edition, Doubleday, 1982.

  American Warplanes, Bill Gunston

  Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation

  U.S. Army Aircraft, 1908-1946, James C. Fahey


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