Airco DH-4 enginespec

Airco DH-4 enginespec

Airco DH-4 V-12 Liberty engine
The Liberty 400-horsepower V-12, air-cooled engine was one of World War I's most powerful engines and one of the workhorses of the war.
Designed to be mass-produced with interchangeable parts, the Liberty became the standard wartime aircraft engine and was produced by Packard, Lincoln, Ford, General Motors (Cadillac and Buick), Nordyke, and Marmon.
After the war, this popular engine was used in many different aircraft, in Prohibition-era rum-running speedboats, and even in several WWII tanks.

Airco DH-4 enginespec
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