Reviving the Forgotten WW2 Royal Air Force Bomber - Martin A-30 Baltimore
The Martin Baltimore was a small to medium-sized bomber
that was based on the Martin Maryland series of planes. The
Martin Maryland series of planes was produced by Martin.
The quadruple twin-engine platform was never utilised by
the United States military during World War II, even though
it was manufactured in the United States of America.
Instead, the United Kingdom made extensive use of it,
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