The PV-2 Harpoon was a major redesign of the Ventura with the wing area increased from 551 ft 2 (51.2 m 2) to 686 ft 2 (63.7 m 2) giving an increased load-carrying capability, and which first flew on 3 December 1943. The motivation for redesign was weaknesses in the PV-1, which had shown itself to have problems in taking off when carrying a ...

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2014年9月1日 · pv-2t：由少量的 pv-2 和 pv-2d 改进而来的运输机，用于战后运输 PV-3：27 架，即“文图拉”MK II 型(洛克希德 37-27-01 型)，原定通过租借法案提供给英国皇家空军，后交付给美国海军

PV-2 Harpoon N7265C, BuNo. 37396, operated by the American Military Heritage Foundation in Indiana, USA. History: The Lockheed Company's early success in WWII with their Hudson bomber (a derivative of their Model 14 Super Electra used by the Royal Air Force) led them to propose a specialized bomber and reconnaissance version of their Model 18 ...

Originally used by the Royal Air Force, Lockheed's PV-1 Ventura patrol bomber was employed by the Navy as an anti-submarine patrol aircraft in the Atlantic during World War II, sinking or...

The PV-2D was introduced in Update 1.67 "Assault" as a reward for the 2017 World War Two: Chronicle event. It is quite a rare aircraft but packs a much more powerful punch compared to its predecessor, the B-34 "Lexington".

The aircraft is a WWII-era Lockheed twin-engine PV-2 “Harpoon,” a land-based medium patrol bomber. Known on the national air show circuit as "Island Doll,' it is also identified as serial number (Navy Bureau Number) 37396.

Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon During the Second World War the popular Lockheed Model 18 Lodestar underwent several modifications to make it suitable for a number of combat roles. First entering service with the British Royal Air Force in 1942 as the Hudson, the modern all-metal, twin-engine medium bomber proved vulnerable during daylight bombing raids ...

ロッキード PV-2（Lockheed PV-2）は、第二次世界大戦中にアメリカ合衆国のロッキード社で製造された哨戒/爆撃機である。 愛称は“ ハープーン （Harpoon：捕鯨用 銛 の意）”

This PV-2D was built in a group of Harpoons that were intended to fly against Japan for the final attack and invasion on the Japanese homeland. With the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki that brought the war to a swift end the need for more aircraft was cut short and the remaining aircraft contracts were cancelled.