Special B-26 Links
The Pilot's Manual
 
PILOT'S FLIGHT MANUALS - THE WARBIRD COLLECTION
can be obtained from
AVIATION PUBLICATIONS
A Division of Graphic Communications Center, Inc.
How to Fly the Martin B-26 "Marauder"
Here's Some Information on one of the last three B-26's
It's currently on static display at the
For more information contact the MAPS Air Museum at:
5359 Massillon Road
North Canton, Ohio 44720
(330) 896-6332
Or e-mail their webmaster Jim
Bates
You can also post a message to other B-26 Buffs via
B-26:
Return of the Marauder Men
"What happens when a soldier goes back to the
scene of his greatest victory? Turner Publishing
is proud to tell the story of this group of B-26
veterans and their return to England and France.
Includes histories of the 319th, 322nd, 344th,
386th, 387th, 391st, 394th, and lists of American
B-26 vets who are buried in European war cemeteries".
112 pages 8 1/2" x 11" hardbound ISBN 1-56311-106-3
$39.97
Turner
Publishing Company
The very best B-26 page on the internet is:
Bill's B-26
Marauder page
Here's some information stolen from his page
B-26
Marauder Archives Catalog
Bombardment
Groups
You can Search the Archives of University of Akron, Ohio where there's
a huge collection of B-26 data. Unfortunately, this data is only
available by visiting the University in person. Only lists and descriptions
are available here.
Another fine web site is
The Hangar - YOUR Aviation Encyclopedia!
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