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29 Biggest Planes in Military History - Page 22 of 34 - Kiwi Report

29 Biggest Planes in Military History


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[post_page_title]Boeing B-29 Superfortress[/post_page_title]
This military aircraft was absolutely huge for its time and quickly became a popular plane during World War II and the Korean War. The plane, used mainly by the US, was extremely advanced for its time; having first been introduced in 1944. Just before the US had its footsteps in World War II, Boeing submitted to the army their proposal  for the B 29 heavy bomber. It was one of the more advanced airplanes of the war with features such as guns that were able to be fired from far by remote controls.
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During a its 3 year production run nearly 4,000 were produced and used until its retirement in 1960. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress had a whopping wingspan of just over 141 ft.

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