Douglas B-23 Dragon
The Douglas B-23 Dragon was a redesign of the Douglas B-18 Bolo bomber. Incorporating a larger wingspan and improved defensive armament, a total of 38 were built. Outclassed by other medium bombers such as the North American B-25 and Douglas B-26, it was relegated to training duties although 18 were converted to transports as the UC-67.
For a brief period, B-23s were used to patrol the west coast of the United States.
Post war, many were converted to executive transports, with others being used as engine test-beds.
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Douglas B23 Nose Armament 
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Douglas B-23 Dropping Bomb 1942 
Douglas B-23 tail code 94 MD in flight 
Douglas B-23 aerial pick-up test over a CG-3A 
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Douglas B-23 outfitted with 4-blade props to test General Electric turbo superchargers 
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Douglas B-23 Cockpit
