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Aircraft  T
     
First Boeing got it's start with the B&W
Flight Model Military Number Name and his partner, Commander Wes
1916 1   B&W
Boeing survived the early twentie
1928 80     Thomas Morse MB-3A fighter and
1928 831 F4B/P-12   steel- tube fuselages.
1932 266 P-26 Peashooter
1935 75 PT-13 Kaydet Boeing (along with Curtiss) domin
1935 299 B-17 Flying Fortress and early 30's.  Excellent exampl
1943 345 B-29 Superfortress
Boeing also entered the commerc
1944 367 KC-97 Stratofreighter of Models 40 and 80 and the form
1947 345-2 B-50 Superfortress Transport was eventually rename
1947 450 B-47 Stratojet Boeing, United, Pratt & Whitney,
Hamilton Standard before it was
1952 464 B-52 Stratofortress
1955   CIM-10 Bomarc By the mid-30's Boeing had refoc
1956 717 KC-135 Stratotanker specifically commercial and bom
1958 707 VC-137   Flying Fortress and Model 314 Cli
1962 377-PG   Pregnant Guppy
Boeing continued its large aircraf
war years with the B-29 Superfor
1965 727    
Stratojet and B-52 Stratofortress
1967 737 T-43  
commercial jet development wit
1969 747 E-4/VC-25  
1976 953 YC-14   Boeing acquired Vertol Aircraft in
1976   AGM-86 ACLM of Rockwell in 1996 and McDonne
1982 757    
1981 767    
1991   C-172 Globemaster 3
1998 717    
1 
the first model number for this aircraft
2
 acquired with McDonnell Douglas
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