Douglas A-20 Havoc Bomber Notebook

The Douglas A-20 Havoc, a dynamic and versatile American attack bomber of World War II, roared into the skies with a mission to bring havoc to enemy lines. With its first flight in 1939, it quickly became a key player in the Allied forces' arsenal, serving not just the United States Army Air Forces but also the Soviet Air Force, the Royal Air Force, and others under Lend-Lease agreements. The A-20 was renowned for its speed, agility, and firepower, making it a formidable opponent in various roles including light bomber, night fighter, and ground attack aircraft. Over 7,000 units were built, participating in every theater of World War II. Its adaptability and the fear it instilled in the Axis powers earned it nicknames and accolades from those who built, flew, and faced it.

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