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The Martin XB-48, a jet-powered American bomber designed by the Glenn L. Martin Company in 1940, was a pioneering aircraft that influenced the future of aviation. Despite never entering full production, the XB-48 provided valuable lessons for designers and engineers on building more efficient planes. Its unique design, featuring turbojet engines and a swept-back wing, set it apart from other bombers of its time and laid the foundation for subsequent military aircraft advancements, such as the B-52 Stratofortress, during the Cold War era.
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