Lockheed-Savoia seaplanes

[Tophe]

Years ago, I made already the drawing of Lightning-Savoia (55/66/77) derivatives, but not seaplanes (and different also as having several booms, a mix also with the Burnelli layout):

[NARSES2]

I do like those 

[Tophe]

Thanks!
while, ahem, those landplanes do not match the Navy subject...
but, without Burnelli influence, the preliminary designs of this Lockheed lakeplane included flying wing, canard and several rear booms layouts:

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I add several 3-engined versions:

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There were also single tail versions:

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Then 3 PECP versions (Pusher Engine Cockpit Pod):

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More modern versions were designed without beams but they were rejected as "not Savoia-like enough"...

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Some P-38/S-55 mixes were also inspired by the Savoia 21, 51, 87:

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The same with the Savoia 64, 65, 93:

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Then were proposed P-38/Savoia mixes with CANT seaplane influence:

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Looking in archives, I have found other versions:

[tigercat]

I imagine  with 2 hulls they'd make good fire bombers scooping  up water .

[Tophe]

You are very right  but... is it possible in English language to say something as "Firefighting Navy" (because the word Navy was said "mandatory" for this GB)?

[Scotaidh]

You are very right  but... is it possible in English language to say something as "Firefighting Navy" (because the word Navy was said "mandatory" for this GB)?

Sure - Naval Fire-bombers, for when that fire absolutely, positively has to be out NOW.   

You could also make it a quick-response medical/disaster relief unit, to speedily bring help to far-flung disaster areas - such as tsunami relief.  Or, a traveling medical clinic to make periodic rounds of Pacific island areas such as Tonga & Solomon Islands area.  I'm sure the NZ Navy would take that on, if funding & equipment became available. 

[tigercat]

or role them in with the Coastguard for inland coasts on the Great Lakes .