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Originally Posted by majorfailure
And while no perfect solution, with a little creative leeway, an A-20 could be used as a substitute - should be close enough.
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More A-20 variants are needed, period. It was one of the most ubiquitous planes of the war, serving with multiple air forces from 1940-45 (and beyond) on all fronts.
The DB-7 would be an excellent choice for an early war French bomber since it saw service in North Africa as well as France.
The DB-7A/Boston II would be a good choice for a mid-war British medium bomber (although the choice of British light and medium bomber types is huge).
Havoc I would be a good choice for an early British night fighter.
The DB-7C/Boston III was used by the Australians, British and the Soviets.
Lend-Lease A-20C were fitted with Soviet guns, ordinance and turrets.