Unknown Martin B-26 Marauder -

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1 Denis Dalbec
(24 May 2010 - 03:24 CET)
It's probably one of the birds recovered from Alsaka in the 70's. They recovered 3 birds. 2 were in bad shape. I have always wondered where and what has happened to those aircraft. They are beautiful aicraft, the B-26. I have the Air Classics magizine that shows the recovery of these aircraft. I'm surprised no information has been given out about these birds for 30+ years.

2 Brian Gibbons
(23 January 2011 - 20:37 CET)
The 'Million Dollar Valley Three' can now be found at, 1 - Kermit Weeks, Fantasy of Flight, Polk City, Florida. 2 - Akron-Canton MAPS Museum, Ohio. and 3 - PIMA Air and Space Museum, Tucson, Arizona. Both 2 and 3 are currently under restoration for display. There are several other B-26's around including 'Flak Bait' at the Smithsonian, one at the Le Bourget, Paris, Air Museum, One at the National USAF Air Museum in Dayton, Ohio, and other 'wrecks' that are in the line-up for at least partial restoration, such as one at Hill Air Force Base Museum, Ogden, Utah. Et Al. Hope this helps anybody that would like to see something.

3 Pat Robinson
(11 July 2011 - 14:01 CET)
Anyone else see the SB2C in the background?

4 Guy Goodyear
(23 September 2012 - 20:10 CET)
I don't know when this pic was taken, but, in the early to mid 1970's. "Mahoneys Junkyard" had a "B" model in the storage yard. This might be the plane. When I asked about it a couple of years ago, I was told the they NEVER had a Marauder. I suspect that, since there were no parts availible, the plane was scrapped.

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