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The SBN was a three-place mid-wing monoplane scout bomber built by the Naval Aircraft Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . Its design was patterned after the Brewster '''XSBA-1''' of 1935 . The landing gear was similar to that on the Brewster F2A fighters. The SBN had rigid, i.e., not folding, wings with perforated flaps. Obsolescent before their deliver in 1941 , the thirty Aircraft were used in organizing Torpedo Squadron Eight in 1941 and then passed on for use as trainers. SPECIFICATIONS (SBN-1) General characteristics
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