|  Martin B-26 Marauder Official Training Film (1944) Wartime training film shows training of a pilot in the B-26 Marauder. The captain leads you through preparations to fly the bomber, going through a detailed checklist of pre-flight procedures, followed by take-off. Further instruction helps you understand the limits and capabilities of the aircraft. When one engine fails, you must simultaneously guide the limping plane back to a safe landing and explain each step of the procedure. Production of a B-26 from metal casting through final assembly (1941) Covers the basic construction of the Martin B-26 medium bomber and its deployment to the U.S. Army Air Corps, including both engineering techniques and flight characteristics. Follow the manufacturing process for the B-26, from molten metal, through fabrication into major components, to rolling out the door for flight testing. World War II narrative ... V-for-victory. | 
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