IAR 79

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Savoia-Marchetti SM.79B bomber built under licence in Romania using the Romanian built air cooled 870hp IAR K14 engines instead of the Italian 780hp Alfa Romeo 126. A further upgrade was done in 1942 replacing the IAR K14 engines with 1200hp water cooled Junkers 211 engines increasing the maximum speed 350 km/h to 405 km/h. The new version is known as 'IAR 79B'.

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Romania.

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IAR-12 · IAR-14 · IAR-16 · IAR-28 · IAR-34 · IAR-37 · IAR-38 · IAR-39 · IAR-46 · IAR-79 · IAR-80 · IAR-81 · IAR-93 'Vultur' · IAR-95 'Spey' · IAR-99 'Soim' · IAR-109 'Swift'

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