World War Two: Martin Maryland Mark I Aircraft Construction
General view of nose and cockpit sections for the Martin Model 167 Maryland Mark I twin-engined, all metal monoplane medium bomber on the assembly production line for service with the Royal Air Force and the French Air Force circa October 1939 at the Glenn L. Martin Company Middle River plant near Baltimore, Maryland, United States. (Photo by Keystone View Company/Archive Photos/Getty Images)
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