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August 28th 03, 06:50 PM
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"Dale" wrote in message ... The Collings airplane is the only flying B-24. The CAF has an LB-30 which they bill as a B-24. The LB-30 was a transport version and does not have a bombbay. There were also differences in the engines (LB-30 didn't have turbochargers). The LB-30 was a bomber built for the British. After Pearl Harbor, and prior to delivery to the British, the USAAF commandeered them. Some, like the CAF's, were converted to transports. 
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