Floats? (for ditching in the water)

Well done Jim they are, these photo's were taken at Guantanamo Bay.
The Nieuport 28 was not used by US Naval forces in France during World War I. Twelve were obtained in August 1919 and assigned serials A5794-A5805. These were assigned to the fleet and flew from platforms built over the forward turrets of battleships. They were also fitted with floation bags and hydrovanes to prevent nosing over in case of a landing at sea.



And the prize.

They were also fitted with floation bags ...

Duggy

... very nice floating bags indeed ...!!

This weeks headache.

Aha! I've seen this one before- it's the tail turret from a B-25A!

Yes it is, from our old site, well done.
And the coveted prize.

This weeks headache

CLUE usually seen with floats ??

Last clue, first flew in July 1926, and served until at least 1932.

No stewardess.
The answer( a week late been very busy at work etc)
LINK - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_T3M