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RAF Vulcan Bombers
Taken at the 1977 Royal Review of the RAF.- Matzos
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- avro vulcan royal air force royal review year 1977
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RAF Vulcan Bomber
Taken at the 1977 Royal Review of the RAF.- Matzos
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- avro vulcan royal air force royal review year 1977
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Vulcan cockpit
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Vulcan B-2
The XM-607 Greenham Common 25-06-1977- fap
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Vulcan B-2
The XL-321 Wieldenrath 16-06-1969- fap
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Vulcans in Flight
Vulcans from RAF Waddington in flight Date-1957- Matzos
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Duck
the Business of a vulcan 20mm cannon The M61A1 Vulcan cannon is a six-barrel 20mm gun capable of firing 6,600 rounds per minute. Its operation is based upon the principle used in the rapid-firing gun invented by Richard J. Gatling in the 1860s. The six rotating barrels, firing one at a time...- Drone_pilot
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Bomb Bay of a Vulcan Bomber
This is a picture of a Bomb Bay of the Vulcan bomber taken at IWM Duxford in England. IWM Duxford is a museum. The picture was taken on 24/01/04- Viking69
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BAE Systems UK
BAE systems, Chadderton,Manchester, England. Formerly British Aerospace and the birth place of the Avroe Vulcan V bomber- Viking69
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Avro Vulcan
Built by A.V.Roe of Manchester, England, between 1956 - 1964, and only in service with the RAF, Vulcan bombers came in two main variants, the B1 and B2, with the B2(K) tanker conversions only being added during the Falklands War. The Vulcan was known by many as the "Tin Triangle" due...- Viking69
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Avro Vulcan
Built by A.V.Roe of Manchester, England, between 1956 - 1964, and only in service with the RAF, Vulcan bombers came in two main variants, the B1 and B2, with the B2(K) tanker conversions only being added during the Falklands War. The Vulcan was known by many as the "Tin Triangle" due...- Bombardier
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Avro Vulcan
Built by A.V.Roe of Manchester, England, between 1956 - 1964, and only in service with the RAF, Vulcan bombers came in two main variants, the B1 and B2, with the B2(K) tanker conversions only being added during the Falklands War. The Vulcan was known by many as the- Viking69
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Avro Vulcan
Built by A.V.Roe of Manchester, England, between 1956 - 1964, and only in service with the RAF, Vulcan bombers came in two main variants, the B1 and B2, with the B2(K) tanker conversions only being added during the Falklands War. The Vulcan was known by many as the "Tin Triangle" due...- Bombardier
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Avro Vulcan
Built by A.V.Roe of Manchester, England, between 1956 - 1964, and only in service with the RAF, Vulcan bombers came in two main variants, the B1 and B2, with the B2(K) tanker conversions only being added during the Falklands War. The Vulcan was known by many as the "Tin Triangle" due...- Bombardier
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Avro Vulcan
The Vulcan first flew on 30th August 1952 and was the first bomber in the world to use the delta wing and the RAF took delivery of the Vulcan B.Mk.1 in July 1956. However, production of the B.Mk.1 was stop after the 45th aircraft the remainder by completed to the B.Mk.2 standard.These had been...- Bombardier
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