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June 1943 Polish Wellington ground crew RAF Hemswell.
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June 1943 Polish Wellington ground crew RAF Hemswell.
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1945 Vickers Armstrong Spitfire Mk XIV flying at the Shuttlewoth 2024 Season Opener at Old Warden
The Lightning's range wasn't... great. Presumably this one needed a top-up from that Victor mid-interception!
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Rotary kilns under construction at the Vickers-Armstrong Steel Foundry Tynesie, UK (1928)
Supermarine Attacker, Vickers-1951
British-made Vickers Wellington Mark XIV patrol and anti-submarine aircraft of No. 458 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), serving with Coastal Command in Gibraltar. Squadron ground crew pose near the Wellington in the foreground. February 1945
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✈️🇬🇧 No.40 Squadron RAF putting on their flying equipment at Foggia Main, Italy. This is for the last night bombing operation undertaken by their Vicker Wellington B Mark X.
On the night of 13/14 March 1945, six Wellingtons joined a force of Consolidated Liberators in an attack on the marshalling yards at Treviso, Italy.
📸 Photo: Imperial War Museums (IWM CNA 3539) – Public domain (via Wikimedia Commons)
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Armourers manoeuvre a bomb-trolley under a Vickers Wellington Mark II at a desert air base in Egypt, prior to loading her for a sortie.
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