Test Flight For Army's B-19 Bomber

The video details the initial flight of the B-19 bomber, highlighting its impressive size and capabilities. The bomber, with a capacity of 82 tons, takes off from Santa Monica to Marshfield. Despite a slight wobble during takeoff and landing, attributed to pilot over-control, the flight is deemed satisfactory. The B-19 features a 212-foot wingspan, 8000 horsepower, and a range of 7000 miles. The Army Air Corps views it as a laboratory for future aerial advancements.

What was the initial load condition of the B-19 bomber during its first flight?

• Full military load

• Overloaded

• Light load

• No load

What caused the slight wobble during the B-19's takeoff?

• Strong winds

• Runway issues

• Pilot over-control

• Engine failure

What is the wingspan of the B-19 bomber?

• 300 feet

• 180 feet

• 150 feet

• 212 feet

What is the top speed of the B-19 bomber?

• 180 miles per hour

• 210 miles per hour

• 250 miles per hour

• 150 miles per hour

How is the B-19 bomber described in terms of its contribution to future aviation?

• A small-scale model

• A laboratory for large aircraft study

• A temporary solution

• An outdated design