This installment of Randy's Warbird Profiles takes a look at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum‘s Douglas A-26 Invader. Douglas A-26C-35-DT (A-26B) Invader, s/n 44-35439. This particular aircraft ...

N4818E was built in Douglas Aircraft ... The company had planned to convert the Invader into a Monarch 26 executive transport, which would have lengthened the nose and added an executive cabin ...

Truck Killer:The A-26A This rare footage shot during the Vietnam War shows the Douglas A-26 Invader operating at England Air Force Base in Louisiana and at Nakhon Phanom RTAFB in Thailand. The ...

The fastest bomber of World War II, the Douglas A-26 Invader had a top speed of 355 mph, almost 100 mph faster than the TBM Avenger torpedo bomber flying in formation with it (and 140 mph faster ...

Yesterday, a rare Douglas A-26 Bomber flew into Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. Today, it will do a flyover ...

Two Douglas A-26B Invader airplanes were struck down by anti ... Lord (28), Second Lt. Lynn W. Hadfield (26), Sgt. John Kalausich (19), and Sgt. Vernon L. Hamilton (19). Exactly 80 years later ...