01 Lockheed P2V Neptune	02 Lockheed P2V Neptune	03 Lockheed P2V Neptune Tail	04 Neptune Radar Dome
05 Neptune Bomb Bay Doors	06 P2V Neptune Main Gear	07 P2V Neptune Nose Gear	08 Westinghouse J34 Turbojet Engine
09 Westinghouse J34 Turbojet Engine	10 Westinghouse J34 Turbojet Engine	11 Wright Cyclone R-3350 Radial Engine	12 Wright Cyclone R-3350 Radial Engine
13 Neptune Tip Tanks	14 Neptune Tip Tanks	15 Neptune Wheel Well	16 Lockheed P2V Neptune

Lockheed P2V-7 Neptune Patrol Bomber Specifications:

Another Lockheed P2V Neptune Patrol Bomber can be found at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum in Reading, PA	A Lockheed P2V Neptune Patrol Bomber at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, NY

Length: 91 feet 8 inches
Wingspan: 103 feet, 10 inches
Height: 28 feet, 0 inches
Crew: 6. Pilot, copilot, engineer, 3 sensor operators
Weight: Empty 43,000 lbs Loaded - 80,000 lbs
Max Speed: 364 mph
Cruise Speed: 190 mph
Range: 4,300 miles
Service Ceiling: 22,500 feet
Armament:
 Ten 5" Mk36 Rockets
 10,000lbs Bombs/Torpedoes
Powerplant: Two Wright R-3350-32W Cyclone air cooled radial engines, 3,700hp each, two Westinghouse J34 Turbojet Engines, 3,400lbs thrust each
Fuel Capacity:
  Center Section Tanks: 700 gal each 2 tanks = 1,400 at 8,400 lbs
  Wing Tanks: 700 gal each 2 tanks = 1,400 at 8,400 lbs
  Bomb Bay tanks: 350 gal each 2 tanks = 700 gal 4,200 lbs
  Wing Tip tanks: 200 gal each = 400 gal 2,400 lbs
  Total Fuel Capacity: 3,900 gal = 23,400 lbs
First Flight: 1946
Cost: $

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