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"Marauder with 16-foot winged target in tow heads offshore for gunnery practice, followed by Hellcat which soon will be strafing high speed target; this type can be snatched from carrier deck or land". 272 JM-1s were used by the U.S. Navy, being converted B-26C bombers. A few were converted to JM-1P reconnaissance planes. |
| Date | 1944/45 |
| Source | U.S. Navy Naval Aviation News November 1945 [1] |
| Author | USN |
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| current | 22:18, 22 May 2008 | | 1,387 × 535 (198 KB) | Cobatfor | {{Information |Description=A U.S. Navy Martin JM-1 ''Marauder'' of squadron VJ-2 towing a target sleeve with a Grumman F6F-5N ''Hellcat'' night fighter tagging along. 272 JM-1s were used by the U.S. Navy, being converted B-26C bombers. A few were converte |
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