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Douglas A-20J 'Havoc'

Description
  Manufacturer:Douglas
  Base model:A-20
  Designation:A-20
  Version:J
  Nickname:Havoc
  Designation System:U.S. Air Force
  Designation Period:1926-1947
  Basic role:Attack
  Crew:3

Specifications
  Length: 48' 7" 14.8 m
  Wingspan: 61' 4" 18.6 m
  Gross Weight: 25,700 lb 11,655 kg

Propulsion
  No. of Engines: 2
  Powerplant: Wright R-2600-23
  Horsepower (each): 1600

Performance
  Max Speed: 312 mph 502 km/h 271 kt

Known serial numbers
43-9230, 43-9438 / 43-9457, 43-9638 / 43-9664, 43-9857 / 43-9880, 43-9910 / 43-9917, 43-10105 / 43-10144 , 43-21432 / 43-21471 , 43-21552 / 43-21581 , 43-21702 / 43-21751 , 43-21828 / 43-21877 , 43-21988 / 43-22147


 

Recent comments by our visitors
 Joe Gomez
 El Paso, TX
Mr. Willie Farah owned an AJ20-15, with a serial number of 43-21709. Does anyone know it's whereabouts? He had totally restored it.
05/27/2010 @ 09:26 [ref: 26512]
 Bill Beck
 , CO
The A-20 that was in the Lone Star Flight Museum in Galveston, TX has been sold to an Australian and shipped to Australia. If you have any info on the location of that aircraft please send the info to my email address. Thanks.
02/25/2008 @ 16:27 [ref: 19779]
 TC Spencer
 Spring, TX
"Lone Star Flight Museum" in Galveston,TX has a A-20J that
was restored as a "G" model. S/N 43-21709 This is the only
flyable A-20 in the U.S.
08/11/2001 @ 11:43 [ref: 2895]
 Christopher Wilkinson
 Los Angeles, CA
There is an A-20J in the aircraft collection of the Museu Aerospacial de Campo dos Afonsos (Brazilian Air Force Museum) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
03/26/2001 @ 03:19 [ref: 1907]