Metric
A-20
Havoc
The A-20 Havoc, an American light bomber and attack aircraft, played a vital role during World War II. Designed by Douglas Aircraft Company, the A-20 featured a twin-engine configuration, a solid overall design, and adaptability for various roles, including bombing, strafing, and reconnaissance. It saw widespread use by Allied forces, including the United States, the Soviet Union, and the British Commonwealth. Renowned for its speed, maneuverability, and ability to carry a substantial bomb load, the A-20 Havoc excelled in European and Pacific theaters. The aircraft's versatility and effectiveness in low-level bombing and ground attack missions contributed significantly to its success, making it a valuable asset for the Allied forces throughout the war.
Loaded Weight
lbs
Loaded Weight
Range
mi
Manufacture
Douglas
Max Speed
317
MpH
Type
Attack
Accomodations
First Flight
mi
Ext Range
Total On Display
0
Empty Weight
lbs
Ceiling
ft
Flight Manual
Total Shot Down
info
Total Crashed
info
Total Still Flying
info
Variants
A-20C |
Boston I & II |
A-20 |
Havoc-Pandora |
BD-1 |
A-20B |
A-20A |
Havoc Mk I |
A-20D |
DB-7B/Boston III |
A-20J |
DA-20 |
Boston IV |
A-20K/Boston V |
DB-7A/Havoc II |
A-20G |
BD-2 |
DB-73 |
O-53 |
F-3A |
P-70 |
DB-7C |
Havoc I Turbinlite |
DB-7/Havoc I |
A-20G |
ZB-20H |
A-20H |