First flown in 1925, the XPB-1 with its all-metal hull seemed promising enough, but was plagued by difficulties with its liquid-cooled engines.
Boeing XPB-1
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Vintage Aviation Images & Ephemera
Vintage Aviation Images & Ephemera
The Jive Bomber 
Dear thejivebombers!
My name is Max Pashnev, I’m amateur military historian. I would like to ask you a question on this image of B-52F from Mather AFB https://thejivebombers.com/2018/03/07/2140/ but I can’t find your direct contact. Could you please tell me how can I e-mail you?
Kind Regards, Max Pashnev.
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Max,
Good to “meet” you – I’m Will. How can I help you with the image in question?
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Hi, Will,
Is it possible to ask you about hi-res version of this image for my private non-commercial collection? I already have hi-res version of this plane’s image but from the left side – it is scan from Mather AFB official photo which was made in the day of plane’s arrival. It would have been great to have a right side image too. I’m fan of long-tail B-52s. Interchange of images is possible if you want.
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Max,
Can do. See my contact info at the top of the home page.
Will
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