{"gt_parse": {"text_sequence": "emen ts incl uding B.3/45 and B .5/47 i ssue d furt her details s uch as a three-m an cre w and o ther fe atures such as a visu al bomb ing ca pabilit y. Seve ral Bri tish ai rcraft man ufact urers submitt ed proposals t o meet the require ment including English Ele ctric. The firm was a mong those com panies to be short-li sted to proceed wi th development studies.By J une 1945, the aircraft that wa s to become the Canberra bore many simi larit ies to th e ev ent ual de sign, desp ite the place ment of a si ngle, centr ally m ount ed turbojet engi"}}