Avro
Lancaster B Mk I
The RAF's most famous bomber of World War II of which only two flying examples survive today.
The RAF's most famous bomber of World War II of which only two flying examples survive today.
Known as the 'Stringbag' the Swordfish was the Royal Navy's main
torpedo bomber during the early years of World War II.
Designed by Kurt Tank this was the high altitude fighter variant of the famous Fw 190 series of aircraft from World War II.
Britains first jet aircaft using the jet engine designed by Frank Whittle.
The classic fighter of the RAF from the Battle of Britain, flown by many famous aces including Squadron Leader Douglas Bader.
Americas most famous fighter of World War II, flown by the legendary Chuck Yeager and many other American aces.
Also known as the 'Jug' the thunderbolt was a formidable ground attack aircraft flown by the americans in World War II.
The first Mark of this classic fighter as it flew in the Battle of Britain in
the summer of 1940.
Fitted with cannon and machine guns the Mk VB was widely used during World War II by the RAF.
The Mk VC differed in its wing armament from the Mk VB whilst using
the tried and tested Mk V airframe.
The Spitfire MK VIII aws fitted with the two stage Merlin engine and was used in both the European and Far East theatres in WW II.ame.
This was the carrier based variant of the Spitfire Mk VC and was fitted
with a four blade propellor.