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USAF Convair RB-36 right profile DSC_0103
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B-36 (RB-36H) cockpit, looking out up, forward, and to starboard. Castle Air Museum 98_2
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B-36 (USAF Convair RB-36H) cockpit, portside, aft Castle Air Museum 98_1
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USAF Convair B-36 / RB-36 nose and bombarders, camera operator's transparency
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USAF Convair RB-36 Castle AM top front turrets
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RB-36_aft_door_mech_EDSC_0243
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RB-36 Fueling plug, bomb safety switch location? DSC_0240
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RB-36 Fueling plug, bomb safety switch location? DSC_0241
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RB-36 bomb rack DSC_0238
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RB-36 bomb rack DSC_0239
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RB-36 front spar join DSC_0236
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RB-36 watts truss aft fueling connections DSC_0244
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RB-36 Watts_truss_looking_aft DSC_0235
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RB-36 right side gunner's dome DSC_0247
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RB-36 right main gear DSC_0245
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RB-36 right mid fuselage DSC_0246 (1)
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RB-36 Right Profile, forward DSC_0111
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USAF Convair RB-36 right qtr DSC_0114
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Ian and one of only 4 surviving USAF Convair B-36s- an RB-36H, 51-13730, in this case. DSC_0230
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Dayton USAF Convair B-36 03-12-34
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Dayton USAF Convair B-36 bomb bay, facing forward 03-14-06
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Dayton USAF Convair B-36 bomb bay, facing aft. 03-14-07
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USAF Boeing RB-47 engines 4, 5 & 6, B-36 engines 9 & 10.
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Mk-17 1st mass produced thermonuclear bomb DSC_0228
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Mk-17 1st mass produced thermonuclear bomb DSC_0228
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Mk-17 1st mass produced thermonuclear bomb DSC_0227
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Mk-17 1st mass produced thermonuclear bomb DSC_0226
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Rascal missile DSC_0225
