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| Description | 330-PS-2781-2: Experimental Hull for Jet Seaplane. A radical new flying boat “Hull Bottom” was tested near Baltimore, Maryland. The white lines which are painted on the hull are for test purposes to determine hull efficiency. The craft was made in tandem with Glen L. Martin Company for possible seaplanes to use jet engines. This shot shows the cutting the water during tests in the tank of the systems institute of technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. Photograph released June 1952. (5/19/2015). |
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| Author | National Museum of the U.S. Navy |
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