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The He 111
The He 111 was the main Luftwaffe bomber during the early stages of World War II, and is perhaps the most obvious symbol of the German side of the Battle of Britain. Developed from a pre-war airliner design the 111 was never a great design, and was removed from service as soon as other medium...- Ghost-Member
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The He 111
The He 111 was the main Luftwaffe bomber during the early stages of World War II, and is perhaps the most obvious symbol of the German side of the Battle of Britain. Developed from a pre-war airliner design the 111 was never a great design, and was removed from service as soon as other medium...- Ghost-Member
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The Victor XH648
The Victor Built by Handley Page,United Kingdom , Up Close and Personal- Bombardier
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B-17G 6th generation
Thearrived in 1943, adding a chin turret operated by remote control and glass-enclosed gun positions on the sides of the fuselage.- Ghost-Member
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B-17F 5th generation
A plexiglas nose and greater bomb capacity were features of the B-17F, which appeared in the spring of 1942.- Ghost-Member
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B-17E 4th generation
The completely redesigned B-17E appeared just before Pearl Harbor and provided a tail-gun post in a longer fuselage, with a Sperry ball turret under the fuselage, and another power turret on top.- Ghost-Member
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B-17C and B-17D 3rd generation
Flush windows in place of blister turrets distinguished the B-17C and B-17D, first produced in 1940 and 1941 respectively.- Ghost-Member
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B-17B
In the B-17B, delivered in 1939, the gun turret was removed from the nose.- Ghost-Member
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B-17B second generation
In the B-17B, delivered in 1939, the gun turret was removed from the nose.- Ghost-Member
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The original B-17
The original B-17 type, the Y1B-17, first flown in July 1935, was used, with some modifications, until 1939. This plane revolutionized heavy bomber design.- Ghost-Member
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AVRO LANCASTER HEAVY BOMBER
Today, there are two AVRO Lancasters in flying condition. One is flying in England, part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF), and the other one is here in Canada. It is called the Mynarski Lancaster and is part of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, Mount Hope, Ontario. This...- Ghost-Member
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An air gunner in belly of B17
An air gunner fires his machine gun from the belly of a B17 bomber,United States - WW11- Bombardier
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Stuka Dive Bomber JU87
Stuka Dive Bomber JU87,German Airforce WW11- Bombardier
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Wellington Bomber
Wellington Bomber,British Airforce WW11- Viking69
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