Hi Mates
Actually, I believe the B26 in AH has the gun packs on each side of the cockpit. The B26 was designed for mid level and low level work. With the additional 4 .50's in the gunpacks and the nose and top turret firing forward that amounted to 7 .50's firing forward. Not bad if AH has modeled it that way.
I have been asking for some bomb delay fuses so that we can use the B26 and the A20 for very low level work in AH.
Later in the War, Douglas brought out the A26 designed for midlevel bombing and low level bombing and attack. These had glass nose and solid nose versions. The solid nose had up to 8 .50's.
However, the real ground level hog was the B25H. Gun Packs and solid nose. Had up to 8 .50's firing forward plus a 75MM gun. With gunners, bombs, and rockets, this buggy can rock and roll. Hope we have this one on the drawing boards too.
The A26 became the B26 after WWII. Saw some of these in action in Viet Nam in the early '60's. They had the additional wing guns, plus rocks and bombs. Very effective. B26K.
Bring on the delay fuse bombs and we can get on with the low level bombing. Hey Hitech!!!!
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