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R7500 RF386 Avro Type 694 Lincoln B.II

Audio clip of a Lancaster crew on a bombing mission when they encounter an enemy fighter. http://theaviationist.com/2013/06/04/radio-chatter-clip-of-wwii-lancaster-bomber-engaged-by-german-plane-during-a-attack-mission/

Can anyone tell me the operating and tactical and max ceiling of the Lancaster lll?

Hi, I apologise if this is not the correct place to post this query (I am new to this Forum). I came across this part in the attic of my late Father's house. He was an RAF navigator on one in WW2 this is why I think it might be from a Lancaster. It has a part number D109432 (G54) so I am...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy21PlH-8qY

Why such difference between B-17, B-24, B-25, B-26, B-29 on one side and the Hampden, Wellington, Stirling, Halifax and Lancaster on the other, plus others on the axis and allied sides... Pros and cons of both ways?

Hello world of ww2 aircraft! recently i have come into contact with these two beautiful chromed stand alone propellers (pictured below) i have been told they have come of a Lancaster Bomber, however they seem to be the wrong size and shape... in order for me to sell them i...

Hello world of ww2 aircraft! recently i have come into contact with these two beautiful chromed stand alone propellers (pictured below) i have been told they have come of a Lancaster Bomber, however they seem to be the wrong size and shape... in order for me to sell them i desperately...

Aviation artwork of Ron Cole ColoesAircraft.com

Guys, Anyone know any of the names (e.g. Enola Gay) of any of the BIII Specials' used in Operation Chastise? Or indeed have any infirmation/photos of the characters that would have been painted on their fuselage's Cheers in advance Adam

C-GVRA (MDF-281) This Lancaster Bomber is only 1 of 2 that are still flying today. The other one is in the UK.

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