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- Junkers_K_37 abstract "The Junkers S 36 was a twin-engine mail plane developed in Germany in the late 1920s that was further developed in Sweden as a multi-role military aircraft, albeit unsuccessfully, under the designation K 37. The design itself was a low-wing cantilever monoplane of largely conventional design, featuring twin tails and fixed, tailwheel undercarriage. Construction was metal throughout and skinned, in typical Junkers fashion, with corrugated duralumin. The engines were mounted in nacelles on the wings, and the crew was accommodated in three open cockpits, including one in the very nose of the aircraft.This design lent itself readily to military applications: the twin tails permitted a good field of fire for a tail gunner, and the open cockpit in the nose offered an ideal position for a crewman to act as an observer, bombardier and/or nose gunner. The S 36 prototype was flown to Sweden, where it was militarised by Junkers subsidiary AB Flygindustri at Limhamn. Proposed as a fighter or reconnaissance-bomber, the K 37 could operate at altitudes unattainable by other fighters of the day, rendering it effectively immune from interception. The type was demonstrated in civil form at the "Aerial Garden Party" at Heston Aerodrome in July 1929, and in military form as a model at the Olympia Aero Show, complete with a dummy observer with swivelling machine gun to demonstrate the field of fire.No sales resulted, and the development of new and more capable fighter aircraft negated the advantages offered by the type. However, the Japanese Army Air Force was sufficiently interested in the type for Mitsubishi to purchase manufacturing rights in 1931, and AB Flygindustri also provided one or two pattern aircraft. A K 37 was operated with success during the Invasion of Manchuria and led the Army to order heavy and light bombers from Mitsubishi based on the design. These were developed as the Ki-1 and Ki-2 respectively, the former sharing little with the Junkers design other than its general configuration, but the latter featuring wings essentially the same as the K 37 fitted with extra ailerons.".
- Junkers_K_37 designer Ernst_Zindel.
- Junkers_K_37 manufacturer Junkers.
- Junkers_K_37 numberBuilt "2".
- Junkers_K_37 origin Germany.
- Junkers_K_37 type Mail_plane.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageExternalLink 1929-1%20-%200598.html.
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- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageExternalLink ju_s36_a1.htm.
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- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageID "18953572".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageLength "5579".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageOutDegree "35".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageRevisionID "668397857".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink AB_Flygindustri.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Aerial_reconnaissance.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Aileron.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Bombardier_(air_force).
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Bombardier_(aircrew).
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Bomber.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Bristol_Jupiter.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Cantilever.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Category:German_mailplanes_1920–1929.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Category:Junkers_aircraft.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Cockpit.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Conventional_landing_gear.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Duralumin.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Ernst_Zindel.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Fighter_aircraft.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Flight_International.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Germany.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Heavy_bomber.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Heston_Aerodrome.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Imperial_Japanese_Army_Air_Service.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_Army_Air_Force.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_invasion_of_Manchuria.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Junkers.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Light_bomber.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Limhamn.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Machine_gun.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Mail_plane.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Mitsubishi.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Mitsubishi_Ki-1.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Mitsubishi_Ki-2.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Monoplane.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Prototype.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLink Siemens.
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLinkText "Junkers K 37".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLinkText "Junkers S 36".
- Junkers_K_37 wikiPageWikiLinkText "Junkers S36".
- Junkers_K_37 armament "3".
- Junkers_K_37 armament "500".
- Junkers_K_37 ceilingFt "23000".
- Junkers_K_37 ceilingM "7000".
- Junkers_K_37 crew "Three".
- Junkers_K_37 designer Ernst_Zindel.
- Junkers_K_37 emptyWeightKg "2600".
- Junkers_K_37 emptyWeightLb "5720".
- Junkers_K_37 eng1Hp "590".
- Junkers_K_37 eng1Kw "440".
- Junkers_K_37 eng1Number "2".
- Junkers_K_37 eng1Type "Siemens-built Bristol Jupiter VI".
- Junkers_K_37 firstFlight "1927-09-05".
- Junkers_K_37 grossWeightKg "4500".
- Junkers_K_37 grossWeightLb "9900".
- Junkers_K_37 hasPhotoCollection Junkers_K_37.
- Junkers_K_37 heightFt "15".
- Junkers_K_37 heightIn "1".
- Junkers_K_37 heightM "4.6".
- Junkers_K_37 lengthFt "37".
- Junkers_K_37 lengthIn "5".
- Junkers_K_37 lengthM "11.4".
- Junkers_K_37 manufacturer Junkers.
- Junkers_K_37 maxSpeedKmh "224".
- Junkers_K_37 maxSpeedMph "140".
- Junkers_K_37 metOrEng%3F_ "eng".
- Junkers_K_37 nationalOrigin Germany.
- Junkers_K_37 numberBuilt "2".
- Junkers_K_37 rangeKm "850".
- Junkers_K_37 rangeMiles "530".
- Junkers_K_37 spanFt "65".
- Junkers_K_37 spanIn "9".
- Junkers_K_37 spanM "20.05".
- Junkers_K_37 type "Mail plane, later multi-role military aircraft".
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- Junkers_K_37 wingAreaSqft "583".
- Junkers_K_37 wingAreaSqm "54.2".
- Junkers_K_37 subject Category:German_mailplanes_1920–1929.
- Junkers_K_37 subject Category:Junkers_aircraft.
- Junkers_K_37 hypernym Plane.
- Junkers_K_37 type Aircraft.
- Junkers_K_37 type MeanOfTransportation.
- Junkers_K_37 type Product.
- Junkers_K_37 type DesignedArtifact.