Fast, powerful, and bristling with innovation, this is the Douglas A-26 Invader. Look closely at the start and you will see its remote-controlled machine gun turret, a cutting-edge feature for the time. Built to replace aging light bombers, it carried guns, rockets, and bombs into battle. The Invader first saw combat in Europe in 1944 with the Ninth Air Force, striking German targets at speed. It later fought in the Pacific, Korea, and even Vietnam. Designed for speed, firepower, and versatility