Air Warriors World War II warplanes| U.S. Air Force| Douglas DB-7/A-20 One of the most famous twin-engine bombers of World War II, the Douglas DB-7/A-20 "Havoc"/"Boston" had quite a long history. In March 1936, the Northrop Company began to proactively design a twin-engine attack aircraft under the designation "Model 7A", an all-metal high-plane with retractable tricycle landing gear with a nose strut, under the direction of E. Heinemann. Subscribe to the channel, and you will learn a lot of interesting facts about military aviation. #militaryaviation #planesofWW2 #armamentandequipment #USplanes

9,521 TONS at take off??? That's one heavy ass plane!

The production models did not use the PW-1830 engine. It used the Curtiss Wright 2600 engines.

i'd like to know more of the belly gun position and if any kills were achieved with it