Most had radials, some had turboprops, and some had jets... clamshells, minnow's, and guppy's, and all the double-bobble, oh-my.

Here's a list of planes in addition to the previous lists.

  RCSB QUIZ - SINCE OCTOBER 2020

 #  Page   TYPE OF PLANE

 1   109     Martin B-10B

 2   111     Lloyd C.V Series 46

 3   112     He 177 Greif (griffin)

 4   112     Amiot 143M

 5   113     Breese Penguin or the Bleriot Penguin.

 6   114     Arado Ar 232

 7   116     Aichi M6A Seiran

 8   117     Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle

 9   119    1909 Wright Military Flyer

10  120     Roland D.VIa

11  121     Nakajima J1N1-S

12  121    Kawanishi N1K1

13  122     Yakolev Yak-18 Max

14  123     Grumman A-6 Intruder

15  125     B-17 D "Ole Betsy" / "Swoose"

16  126     Rumpler Taube

17  128     Avia B-534

18  129     Douglas A-1/AD-X Skyraider

19  130     Martin MB-1

20  130     Svenska Aero Jaktfalken

21  135     Curtiss SBC-3 Helldiver

22  136     Morane-Saulnier M.S.406

23  137     Hawker Demon

24  138     Timm S-160 

25  139     Short Stirling

26  140     Vickers Wellington

27  140     Koolhoven F.K.58 

28  143     Aichi B7A Ryusei 

29  144     E2C Hawkeye

30  145     Republic F-105 Thunderchief

31  147     Beech 18

32  147     Heinkel He 100

33  148     Blackburn Beverly

34  149     U-2

35  150     Handley Page Hinaidi

36  150     Bolton Paul Defiant

37  152     Mitsubishi Ki-2

38  153     Caproni Ca1/Ca3

39  154     Curtiss A-12 Shrike.

40  155     Kawanishi H8K

41  156     Breda Ba 65

42  156     Dewoitine D.520

43  158     Beaufighter

44  160     Fokker CV

45  162     Bréguet 19 

46  163     Fiat g55

47  164     Douglas BTD - 1 Destroyer

48  165     Handley Page HP.52 Hampden

49  166     Yokosuka D4Y Suisei (Judy)

50  168     Curtiss SOC Seagull

51  168     DH Hornet

52  169     Curtiss SO3C Seamew 

53  170     Boulton Paul Defiant

54  171     Junkers JU-86 

55  174     Convair F106 Delta Dart

56  174     Heinkel He 177

57  175     Douglas T2D-1

58  175     Polikarpov I-16

59  176     Lioré-et-Olivier LeO 45

60  176     Laister-Kauffman CG-10a

61  177     Vickers Wellesley

62  178     Douglas A-26

63  182     Sopwith Bat Boat

Is it the C115 Buffalo?

It isn't Some variant of the C-130?

Not the Lancaster?

Or the F4 Phantom?

Wasn't the Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer?

Not the Grumman E2C?

Or the USAF AWACS E(3)?

Not the P3.

Nor the B-29?

No to the TU-95 Bear?

Or the C-115 Buffalo?

Long storied career, but an off-shoot from a couple (one with a far shorter career but far greater numbers, the other with both a shorter career and fewer numbers)...

Crew of usually 5+.

Multi engine, Multirole capability.

Numbering in the high triple digits, it had some 2 dozen variants.

Flown by multiple countries.

Tricycle landing gear configuration, each having dual wheels.

Built for long range.

Not one of the AWACS though 1 variant had a couple converted for electronics intelligence gathering...

1 variant made our early rocketry programs easier. While another was tasked for Search & Rescue.

Most had radials, some had turboprops, and some had jets... clamshells, minnow's, and guppy's, and all the double-bubble, oh-my.

It was the first of its type to use cabin pressurization...