skip navigation
Library of Congress
Search
Linked Data Services
Everything at Loc.gov
Audio Recordings
Books/Printed Material
Films, Videos
Legislation
Manuscripts/Mixed Material
Maps
Notated Music
Newspapers
Periodicals
Personal Narratives
Photos, Prints, Drawings
Software, E-Resources
Archived Web Sites
Web Pages
3D Objects
Suggestions enabled.
Search
Search toggle
menu
Discover
Services
Visit
Education
Connect
About
Ask a Librarian
Help
Contact
Search Online Catalog
Copyright.gov
Congress.gov
The Library of Congress
>
Linked Data Service
Refine your results
Scheme
BIBFRAME Instances
2
BIBFRAME Works
1
Type
Instance
2
Collection
1
Still Image
1
Work
1
Collection
No values
Created Date
2000s
3
Modified Date
2010s
2
2000s
1
GO
RESET
Results: 1-3 of 3
1
Label
Dataset
Type
Subdivision
Identifier
1.
United States. Office of War Information. Latest photograph of the Army Bell P-39D Airacobra which has been in volume production for several months. The only visible change in this plane over the earlier production type is the addition of a belly tank to augment the normal fuel supply. The bomb- like, streamlined tank can be dropped in flight after its contents are exhausted. This Army fighter which carries the heaviest cannon of any single-seater fighter in the world, is powered by an Allison V-type liquid-cooled engine submerged behind the pilot's compartment, as the exhaust stacks indicate. It is connected to the hollow-hub-propeller by a ten-foot drive shaft, developed by General Motors for the Airacobra. Other armament includes heavy and light machine guns between 1941 and 1946
BIBFRAME Instances
Instance
19643279
2.
Latest photograph of the Army Bell P-39D Airacobra which has been in volume production for several months. The only visible change in this plane over the earlier production type is the addition of a belly tank to augment the normal fuel supply. The bomb- like, streamlined tank can be dropped in flight after its contents are exhausted. This Army fighter which carries the heaviest cannon of any single-seater fighter in the world, is powered by an Allison V-type liquid-cooled engine submerged behind the pilot's compartment, as the exhaust stacks indicate. It is connected to the hollow-hub-propeller by a ten-foot drive shaft, developed by General Motors for the Airacobra. Other armament includes heavy and light machine guns
BIBFRAME Works
Work
StillImage
Collection
19643279
3.
Hopkins, Bruce A. Shotshells and cedar shafts Oriskany Falls, NY: Cassety Hollow Pub; c2003
BIBFRAME Instances
Instance
13259178
Results: 1-3 of 3
1
Do you need
assistance with your search
?