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Property	Value
rdf:type	Aircraft
rdfs:label	Lockheed Hudson
rdfs:comment	The Lockheed Hudson was a patrol aircraft that was used by Great Britain and also by the United States as the A-29 during World War II. Developed from the Lockheed Model 14 Super Electra at short notice to provide a Prototype for a visit by the British Air Commission who were in the US looking to procure aircraft.
owl:sameAs	dbr:Lockheed_Hudson
Length	13.51m
fullweight	7938.0
dcterms:subject	Aircraft US Aircraft Bombers Light Bombers Patrol Bombers
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Range	3145.0
emptyweight	5275.0
Speed	396
Affiliation	Great Britain United States
Name	Lockheed Hudson
Type	Light Bomber/Patrol Aircraft
Wingspan	19.96m
Height	3.61m
Engine	2
Crew	6
Armament	*2x 7.62 mm forward firing machine-guns *2x 7.62mm in rear firing turret *up to 635 kg of bombs or depth charges in internal bomb-bay
Year	1938
abstract	The Lockheed Hudson was a patrol aircraft that was used by Great Britain and also by the United States as the A-29 during World War II. Developed from the Lockheed Model 14 Super Electra at short notice to provide a Prototype for a visit by the British Air Commission who were in the US looking to procure aircraft.