Power and Secrecy: B-26 Marauder Engine Strength and Classified Firepower in Wartime Production
United States - Circa 1941: Manufacturing of the Martin B-26 Marauder bomber plane at the Glenn L. Martin Company. Scenes of crane moving a B-26 engine inside the factory. workers installing wires in the plane. workers working inside the factory nave. The B-26 Martin Marauder roars with raw, unfiltered power—like Niagara Falls in motion—with engines as mighty as John Henry and Paul Bunyan working in tandem. Miles of wiring connect the aircraft’s nerve centers, shielded by a massive wing spar built to withstand enemy fire. Bristling with weaponry, the bomber is so heavily armed that full details remain classified, making it one of the toughest combat aircraft of its size. Footage closes with a tribute to the spirit of America—resilient, courageous, and fully alive in flight. (Roberto Machado Noa/Getty Images)
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Editorial #:
2222931015
Collection:
Getty Images News Video
Date created:
January 01, 1941
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Rights-ready
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Clip length:
00:00:59:04
Location:
United States
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QuickTime 10-bit ProRes LT 4K 3840x2160 24p
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Getty Images News Video
Object name:
4k5617
- 1940-1949,
- 4K Resolution,
- Archival,
- B-roll,
- Black And White,
- Bomber Plane,
- Business Finance and Industry,
- Crane - Machinery,
- Editorial,
- Engine,
- Factory,
- Film - Moving Image,
- HD Format,
- History,
- Home Front,
- Horizontal,
- Industry,
- Manufacturing,
- Manufacturing Occupation,
- Military,
- Military Airplane,
- People,
- Raw Footage,
- Real Time Video,
- US Military,
- USA,
- Working,
- World War II,