Martin T4M-1, A-7633. I believe to be seen here at the United States Marine Corps Base Aircraft Wing, in Quantico, Virginia sometime in 1931. Wet stamped to the rear TAM-1 Torpedo Bomber. Scanned from an original reproduced U S Marine Corp photograph dated Nov 1964. From my collection.

Torpedo bomber. Photo from: History Nebraska

Photo taken when Offutt was better known as Fort Cook, which was the army base that had existed on the site since 1890. Balloons arrived in 1918 and the airfield was constructed in 1921. Three years later it was officially renamed Offutt Field. Photo from: History Nebraska

Commander's aircraft of Torpedo and Bombing Squadron 2B, assigned to the carrier Saratoga circa 1929-1930. The Great Lakes TG-1 was a version of the Martin T4M, so designated because Martin had sold its Cleveland factory to the Great Lakes Aircraft Company. Photo by: Joseph Haase / San Diego Air & Space Museum