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2026 AD
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Boeing F4B
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Military Vehicle Name
Boeing F4B
Manufacturer
Boeing
Faction
United States of America
Domain
Deasy Corporation Air Security
Platform
Fixed Wing
Description
Naval carrier fighter version of the Boeing P-12
Period
Modern History (POLIS)
Modern History (POLIS)
Era
World War Era (POLIS)
World War Era (POLIS)
Year
Begin Year:
1929
End Year:
1933
Boeing F4B 5-F-6 side view
A Boeing F4B biplane is shown from the left with its radial engine, two-blade propeller, open cockpit, fixed landing gear, and code 5-F-6 marked on the fuselage. The tail has vertical striping and the rear fuselage carries U.S. markings.
Boeing F4B in flight
A Boeing F4B biplane is airborne above a mountainous background. The photograph shows the upper and lower wings, star roundels, open cockpit with pilot, fixed landing gear, and the radial engine cowling from an overhead front quarter angle.
Marine Corps Boeing F4B-4
A silver Boeing F4B-4 is suspended indoors with U.S. Marines lettering on the fuselage, tail number 9241, red wheels, a red engine cowling, wing roundels, and black number 21 painted under the upper wing.
U.S. Navy Boeing F4B side view
A U.S. Navy Boeing F4B biplane is parked on pavement in a left side view. The photograph shows Boeing lettering on the tail, U.S. Navy markings on the rear fuselage, an open cockpit, fixed landing gear, wing struts, bracing wires, and a two-blade propeller.
Boeing F4B-4 6-F-1 on ramp
A restored Boeing F4B-4 is parked on a ramp beside a blue hangar. The aircraft carries U.S. Navy markings, code 6-F-1, tail number 9029, a red fuselage band, a red engine cowling, fixed landing gear, and an open cockpit.
Boeing F4B-1 bomb installation
A Boeing F4B-1 biplane stands outside a Boeing Airplane Company building with its radial engine exposed, fixed landing gear, wing struts, bracing wires, and small bombs or training ordnance mounted beneath the lower fuselage.
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