P-26 Peashooter

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P-26 fighters

Boeing P-26 fighters

P-26A #130

Boeing P-26A #130

P-26A #43 of the 73rd PS, 1st PG 1937

Boeing P-26A #43 of the 73rd Pursuit Squadron, 1st PG 1937

P-26A #97 of the 17th Pursuit Squadron

Boeing P-26A #97 of the 17th PS

P-26A 33-137 PA137 of the 17th PS, 1th Pursuit Group

Boeing P-26A 33-137 PA137 of the 17th Pursuit Squadron, 1th PG

P-26A of the 19th PS, 18th PG, Hawaii 6 March 1939

Boeing P-26A of the 19th Pursuit Squadron, 18th PG, Hawaii 6 March 1939

P-26A Peashooter of the Philippine AF

Boeing P-26A of the Philippine AF

Boeing XP-26

Boeing XP-26

Formation of Peashooters of 20th PG 1939

Formation of Peashooters of 20th Pursuit Group 1939

Boeing P 26A of the 17th PG in flight 1934

P 26A of the 17th Pursuit Group in flight over California 1934

Boeing P-26A 101 of the 17th PG

P-26A 101 of the 17th Pursuit Group

Boeing P-26A 33-130 of the 1st PG

P-26A 33-130 of the 1st Pursuit Group

Boeing P-26B Peashooter

P-26B

Boeing P-26B 33-191 of the 17th PS, 1st PG 2

P-26B 33-191 of the 17th Pursuit Squadron, 1st Pursuit Group 2

Boeing P-26B 33-191 of the 17th PS, 1st PG

P-26B Peashooter 33-191 of the 17th Pursuit Squadron, 1st PG

Boeing P-26B Peashooter Wright Field

P-26B Wright Field

Boeing XP-936 Bolling Field February 1932

XP-936 Bolling Field February 1932

Peashooter was the first all-metal production fighter aircraft and the first pursuit monoplane used by the USAAC. The prototype first flew in 1932, and were used by the United States Army Air Corps as late as 1941 in the Philippines.