DHC-2 BeaverDHC 2 Beaver airplane model. De Havilland Canada's first purpose designed bush aircraft, the DHC 2 Beaver was that company's most successful program sales wise (both military or civil), with almost 1700 built in a production run lasting two decades. Beaver development work began in 1946 and the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests had considerable input into the final design and configuration of this rugged and versatile utility. A prototype flew

It combines stealth design with the supersonic

the company had planned for a different model

Boeing B-47 Stratojet airplane model

Consolidated B-24Liberator airplane model

which led to the development of the "Black Cat Squadrons

the two companies produced some three-thousand "Wildcats" for the U

161 Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard tankers were equipped with TF-33-PW-102 engines

Northrop T-38 Talon airplane model

Cessna 150 airplane model

1939 by flying from California to New York in seven hours

was provided with a 1700hp Wright R-2600 engine

Navy and Marine Corps fighting squadrons