Martin MarsMartin Mars fire tanker airplane model. The Mars proved to be true workhorses of aerial firefighting, capable of dropping 7,200 (US) gallons of water over up to four acres of land. The tankers are also capable of dropping firefighting foam, which is mixed from concentrate stored inside the aircraft while it scoops up water from the two underbelly mounted probes. These probes are capable of taking in almost a ton of water per second as the Mars skims a

Cessna 172 Skyhawk airplane model

Leveraging their design experience from the military project

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The M-4 was first displayed to the public in Red Square

Primary training also includes flying at night

The United States Coast Guard evaluated this model and procured two HTL-1s for multi-mission support in the New York Harbor

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8-percent-thick wing has 24 sweepback at the quarter chord line

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