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B-29 Superfortress B-29 Superfortress B-29 Superfortress B-29 Superfortress
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Le B-29 Superfortress est un bombardier lourd quadrimoteur à hélices, manié principalement par les États-Unis lors de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale et de la Guerre de Corée. The B-29 had been a "world-beater" in 1945, but with the outbreak of the Korean War, the B-29 proved vulnerable to North Korean air defenses. Nonetheless, B-29s were used to drop the first atomic bombs in Manchuria, and remained in use throughout the first months of World War III. The B-29 also had another weakness: the Soviet Union had reverse-engineered a captured B-29 in the closing days of World War II. The resulting Tu-4 was physically identical to the B-29. The Soviets used this to their advantage throughout the war by painting their Tu-4s to look like B-29s. De Boeing B-29 Superfortress is een Amerikaanse bommenwerper; het type werd bekend door op 6 augustus 1945 een atoombom te laten vallen op Hiroshima; deze bommenwerper heette de Enola Gay. 3 dagen later viel nog een atoombom dit maal op Nagasaki, de bommenwerper die deze dropte heette de Bockscar. De B-29 werd ontworpen op basis van de eisen van Amerikaanse legerluchtmacht, deze hadden nood aan een lange-afstandsbommenwerper, die op zeer grote hoogte moest kunnen opereren. De eerste vlucht vond plaats op 21 september 1942. The B-29 Superfortress was a bomber aircraft developed and used by the United States of America during World War II. Despite being allied to the Soviet Union during the war, the United States refused to send them any B-29s and ordered pilots of B-29s not to land in the Soviet Union. In spite of this, three planes were forced to land in the Soviet Union. These planes' crews were sent home, but the planes were kept and the Soviet leader, Stalin, ordered them reverse engineered to the smallest detail. His orders were so strict that the Soviet engineers were afraid to make any changes in the design, even when they found flaws. El B-29 Superfortress es un bombardero pesado cuatrimotor de hélices empleado principalmente por Estados Unidos en la última parte de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y en la Guerra de Corea. The B-29 Superfortress is a four-engine, propeller-driven, heavy bomber that was flown primarily by the United States during World War II and the Korean War.
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El B-29 Superfortress es un bombardero pesado cuatrimotor de hélices empleado principalmente por Estados Unidos en la última parte de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y en la Guerra de Corea. Le B-29 Superfortress est un bombardier lourd quadrimoteur à hélices, manié principalement par les États-Unis lors de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale et de la Guerre de Corée. De Boeing B-29 Superfortress is een Amerikaanse bommenwerper; het type werd bekend door op 6 augustus 1945 een atoombom te laten vallen op Hiroshima; deze bommenwerper heette de Enola Gay. 3 dagen later viel nog een atoombom dit maal op Nagasaki, de bommenwerper die deze dropte heette de Bockscar. De B-29 werd ontworpen op basis van de eisen van Amerikaanse legerluchtmacht, deze hadden nood aan een lange-afstandsbommenwerper, die op zeer grote hoogte moest kunnen opereren. De eerste vlucht vond plaats op 21 september 1942. De geschutskoepels werden allemaal op afstand bediend, in tegenstelling tot de B-17. De B-29 was de eerste zware bommenwerper van de Amerikanen met drukcabines, hierdoor konden de bemanningsleden comfortabel hun werk doen op grote hoogte. De B-29 is alleen ingezet in de Stille Oceaan, als de oorlog langer had geduurd waren ze misschien ook in Europa op het toneel verschenen. Het toestel werd vanaf november 1944 in groten getale ingezet bij bombardementen op Japanse steden, en het waren ook B-29s die zoals vermeld de atoombommen op Hiroshima en Nagasaki wierpen. De B-29 werd ook gebruikt tijdens de Koreaanse Oorlog. Ongeveer 80 exemplaren hebben in de periode 1950-1955 onder de naam Washington B.1 voor de RAF gevlogen. Ook de RAAF heeft 2 ex-RAF Washington B.1 in gebruik gehad. In Rusland heeft Tupolev, dankzij 3 geïnterneerde B-29 Superfortressen, het toestel nagebouwd onder type aanduiding: Tu-4 'Bull' Er zijn (ongeveer) 3970 exemplaren van de B-29 gebouwd; 2756 door Boeing, 668 door Bell Aircraft Corporation en 536 door Martin. Vanaf 1960 werden ze vervangen door de Convair B-36 en de Boeing B-52. De B-29 Superfortress was het eerste vliegtuig waarop het systeem van de flying boom bij het bijtanken in de lucht van andere vliegtuigen werd toegepast. Dit systeem werd het standaardsysteem tankvliegtuigen van Boeing. The B-29 had been a "world-beater" in 1945, but with the outbreak of the Korean War, the B-29 proved vulnerable to North Korean air defenses. Nonetheless, B-29s were used to drop the first atomic bombs in Manchuria, and remained in use throughout the first months of World War III. The B-29 also had another weakness: the Soviet Union had reverse-engineered a captured B-29 in the closing days of World War II. The resulting Tu-4 was physically identical to the B-29. The Soviets used this to their advantage throughout the war by painting their Tu-4s to look like B-29s. The B-29 Superfortress is a four-engine, propeller-driven, heavy bomber that was flown primarily by the United States during World War II and the Korean War. The B-29 Superfortress was a bomber aircraft developed and used by the United States of America during World War II. Despite being allied to the Soviet Union during the war, the United States refused to send them any B-29s and ordered pilots of B-29s not to land in the Soviet Union. In spite of this, three planes were forced to land in the Soviet Union. These planes' crews were sent home, but the planes were kept and the Soviet leader, Stalin, ordered them reverse engineered to the smallest detail. His orders were so strict that the Soviet engineers were afraid to make any changes in the design, even when they found flaws. In the late-2260s Captain James T. Kirk used the story of the Soviets reverse engineering the B-29 as an explanation of why Berlis Aknista's control of other people's minds didn't allow for advisers, only followers. (TOS novel: Troublesome Minds)