The ‘B-26 Marauder’ was a twin-engine medium bomber that was produced by Martin during World War 2. The B-26 was a very effective bomber, and it was used extensively in the European Theater. It was equipped with two powerful Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engines, and it had a good speed and a good rate of climb. The B-26 was also well-armed, and it was able to effectively attack ground targets. The B-26 was used extensively in the Normandy landings, where it was used to support the Allied advance. However, the B-26 was also known for its high accident rate, and it was nicknamed the ‘Widowmaker’.