PB2Y Coronado, U.S. Navy Patrol Bomber- The Coronado actually served as a transport, not bomber

4 1200 HP Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp radial engines

220 mph speed, Range: 3000 Miles

Air Evacuation Configuration: 22 stretchers

PB2Y Coronado U.S. Navy Patrol Bomber. 4 1200 HP Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp radial engines 220 mph speed, Range: 3000 Miles Air Evacuation Configuration: 22 stretchers

The Coronado actually served as transport, not bomber, especially for evacuating combat wounded.

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