Do 24T

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The Do 24T was a World War II-era German Dornier-built three-engine flying boat variant used primarily for maritime patrol and air-sea rescue operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf air-sea rescue aircraft
flying boat
maritime patrol aircraft
military aircraft
aircraftConfiguration high-wing
parasol-wing
airframeMaterial all-metal
armamentType defensive cannon
defensive machine guns
countryOfOrigin Germany
crew 6
7
developedFrom Dornier Do 24
enginePlacement engines mounted in nacelles above wing
engineType radial piston engine
hullType boat hull
introducedInPeriod early 1940s
landingCapability water landing
manufacturer Dornier
linked to: Dornier aircraft
notableUse Bay of Biscay operations
Mediterranean operations
North Sea operations
numberOfEngines 3
operator Germany
Netherlands (ex-Dutch aircraft in German service)
Spain
payloadType bombs
depth charges
powerplant Bramo 323 radial engine
primaryRole maritime patrol
propulsionLayout three tractor propellers
roleDescription long-endurance patrol over maritime areas
rescue of downed aircrew at sea
secondaryRole air-sea rescue
transport
serviceBranch German Air Force (Luftwaffe)
linked to: German Air Force
tailConfiguration conventional tail
usedBy Luftwaffe
usedFor anti-submarine patrol
convoy escort
long-range patrol
search and rescue
usedInConflict World War II
wingType cantilever wing

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Dornier Do 24 hasVariant Do 24T