File:World War II Short Stirling bomber taking off.jpg
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Français : This doesn't appear to be a Halifax or Lancaster - what other four engined bombers did the RAF fly? Ah, could it be a Short Stirling? It seems so.
And the aircraft on the ground has now been identified as a Wellington --- From a fascinating set of World War II photos, mainly medium format transparencies and some negatives. See set description for more information. |
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