North American B-25 Mitchell vs Boeing 767 Comparison

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Subjects

North American B-25C Mitchell
Twin-Engine Medium Bomber Aircraft

Boeing 767-300
Short-to-Medium Range Passenger Airliner

Basics

ORIGIN
United States

YEAR
1941 [Diff.-40 yrs]

YEAR
1981 [Diff.+40 yrs]

CREW
5

CREW
2

PRODUCTION
9,816 units [Diff.+8,716]

PRODUCTION
1,100 units [Diff.-8,716]

Dimensions

LENGTH
52.9 ft (16.1 m) [Diff.-127.5 ft]

LENGTH
180.4 ft (55.0 m) [Diff.+127.5 ft]

WIDTH/SPAN
67.6 ft (20.6 m) [Diff.-88.5 ft]

WIDTH/SPAN
156.0 ft (47.6 m) [Diff.+88.5 ft]

Relative Size Comparison

Shapes below depict aircraft from wingtip-to-wingtip / nose-to-tail assuming aircraft are being viewed from overhead perspective (the nose pointing towards the top of the screen). Helicopter widths include main rotor diameter. If any dimensional values are "NA" in the database then the presented shapes may appear skewed.

North American B-25C Mitchell

Boeing 767-300

Installed Power

2 x Wright Cyclone R-2600-19 air-cooled piston engines developing 1,700 horsepower each driving three-bladed propeller units.

2 x General Electric CF6-80C2B turbojet engines developing 52,000lb of thrust each.

Performance

SPEED
272 mph (438 kph) [Diff.-287 mph]

SPEED
559 mph (900 kph) [Diff.+287 mph]

RANGE
1,350 miles (2,173 km) [Diff.-3,124 miles]

RANGE
4,474 miles (7,200 km) [Diff.+3,124 miles]

CEILING
24,196 ft (7,375 m) [Diff.-18,783 feet]

CEILING
42,979 ft (13,100 m) [Diff.+18,783 feet]

Armament

Model-specific armament included:

8 x 12.7mm M2 Browning Heavy Machine Guns (HMGs) OR 1 x 75mm Automatic cannon in fixed, forward-firing mounting(s) in nose assembly.

2 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in fixed, forward-firing gun pack at lower fuselage left.
2 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in fixed, forward-firing gun pack at lower fuselage- right.
2 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in dorsal turret (power-assisted in some models).
2 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in ventral turret (power-assisted in some models).
1 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in left beam position.
1 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in right beam position.
2 x 12.7mm M2 Browning HMGs in tail gun position (deleted in some models).

OPTIONAL:
1 x Torpedo carried under fuselage (model-specific).
8 x 250lb Conventional drop bombs carried on 8 x External hardpoints (model-specific).

Maximum internal bomb load of 3,000 lb (1,361 kg).

None.

Going Further

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(North American B-25 Mitchell)

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(Boeing 767)

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