Close-up of the Dornier Do X, one of the most powerful aircraft ever built in its era. Featured in Popular Science Monthly, October 1929, the Do X was a breathtaking symbol of engineering ambition and aviation luxury. With its twelve roaring engines mounted across a massive high wing, this flying boat was designed to carry more passengers than any other aircraft of its time, offering an experience that resembled a floating palace in the sky. Only three examples were ever constructed, yet their s

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17K views · 550 reactions | Prior to the end of the second world war, flying boats were an important tool for navies all around the world. The US Navy was no different and fielded a number of successful flying boat designs. Even into the post-war era, the Navy continued operating these aircraft, but today they have little need for flying boats. | War History Online | Facebook