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US Navy Flying Boat Martin JRM Hawaii Mars
Planes and Choppers
 No: 1556   Contributor: Jorge A. Dietsch, "Wings Photo Images"   Year: 1998   Manufacturer: Martin   Country: USA
US Navy Flying Boat Martin JRM Hawaii Mars

CF-LYL Martin JRM-1/-3 "Hawaii Mars", Bu.# 76823.
Photo @ Lk. Elsinor, CA. June 19-1998.

Editor: The Mars was the largest flying boat ever to enter production!
Picture added on 22 February 2007
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It's Lake Elsinore (E at the end). The two remaining Mars boats have been modified back to JRM-1 configuration with Wright R3350 engines. The JRM-3s were JRM-1s whose original R-3350 engines had been replaced with Pratt & Whitney R-4360s by the Navy at NAS Alameda. More power (500 hp more per engine) but the R-4360 had reliability issues and the Canadian company operating the airplanes as air tankers elected to go back to the R-3350s (of which they obtained a large supply)

Added by John Hazlet on 04 November 2007.
Martin Mars ..Reawakened me to WW 2 Saw the plane in awe..Look before me a beautiful Mars taking off
Look at those 3350s too..My respects

Added by George Rahall usn ret on 08 August 2009.
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