The Boeing P-12 or Boeing F4B is an American pursuit aircraft that was operated by the United States Army Air Corps, United States Marine Corps, and United States Navy. It was the chief …

A total of 586 examples of this famous Boeing biplane were built. It was one of the premier frontline fighters for both the U.S. Army and Navy throughout the 1930s. The P-12/F4B/100 …

In the late 1920s, Boeing designed the Model 100, which was developed into the P-12 for the US Army Air Corps, and the F4B for the US Navy. It became a major fighter aircraft for both …

I photographed this Boeing Model 100 fighter at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The Model 100 is common with the P-12 and F4B-4 fighter aircraft.

Originally built in 1929, this Boeing Model 100, a civil counterpart to the P-12 and U.S. Navy F4B-1 fighter, was restored in the 1970s and flew again above the Seattle area skies after being …

Boeing B100 / F4B / P-12 Latest Model: 100: Construction Number: 1143: Last Civil Registration: N872H: Compressed ID: Boeing 100 cn 1143 cr N872H : Latest Owner or Location: Museum …

The Boeing Model 100, a duplicate of the contemporary Army P-12 and Navy F4B-1, was built as a type-certificated airplane. Note the unique corrugated tail surfaces. Since it was to use …

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The Model 100 was a civil version of Boeing's F4B-1 with four built. This one was sold to Pratt and Whitney for use as a flying test bed and later used by stunt and airshow pilot Milo Burcham …

King Air B100, BE-100; MMO: N/A: Transition Altitude FL/VMO: N/A: Cabin Pressurization (PSI) 4.6: Airport Performance King Air B100, BE-100; TO (Sea Level, ISA Temp) 2,951: TO (5000′, …