United Kingdom bomber

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< bomberQ170877/Q145

military airplane for attack of ground targets with bombs or other heavy ordnance

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TypeDateDescriptionKeywordsNotesSource
aircraft19161½ StrutterFrench Air Force, bomber, Royal Air Force, United States Navy, United Kingdom, land-based military aircraft, aircraft family Wikidata
aircraft1942Albemarleaircraft family, bomber, Royal Air Force, cargo aircraft Wikidata
aircraft1937Armstrong Whitworth Whitleyaircraft family, bomber, Royal Air Force, United Kingdom Wikidata
aircraft1913Avro 504land-based aircraft, bomber, Royal Air Force, Swedish Air Force, fighter, aircraft family Wikidata
aircraftAvro 519/522aircraft family, bomber, United Kingdom Wikidata
aircraftAvro 529prototype aircraft model, bomber, land-based aircraft Wikidata
aircraftBreguet Bre.5aircraft model, Royal Naval Air Service, French Air Force, bomber, fighter Wikidata
aircraft1939Bristol Bombaybomber-transport aircraft, aircraft family, bomber, Royal Air Force, cargo aircraft Wikidata
aircraftBristol Buckinghamaircraft type, bomber, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraftDH.4land-based attack aircraft, aircraft family, Royal Flying Corps, bomber Wikidata
aircraft1951English Electric Canberraland-based bomber monoplane, bomber with 2 engines, medium bomber, aircraft family, Royal Australian Air Force, Indian Air Force, bomber, Swedish Air Force, Argentine Air Force, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraft1937Fairey Battleaircraft family, bomber, Royal Air Force, United Kingdom Wikidata
aircraftFairey Fawnaircraft model, bomber Wikidata
aircraftFairey Swordfishanti-submarine aircraft, His Majesty's Naval Service, aircraft family, carrier-capable airplane, torpedo bomber, bomber Wikidata
aircraft1938Handley Page HampdenRoyal Canadian Air Force, monoplane with 2 engines, bomber with 2 engines, aircraft family, Soviet Air Forces, bomber, Swedish Air Force, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraft1941Martin Baltimoreaircraft family, military aircraft, bomber, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraftVickers Windsoraircraft type, heavy bomber, bomber, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraft1933Vildebeestlight bomber, aircraft family, land-based aircraft, torpedo bomber, bomber, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraftVimy IIland-based aircraft, Vimy, bomber, Royal Air Force, aircraft model Wikidata
aircraftVimyaircraft family, land-based aircraft, bomber, Royal Air Force Wikidata
aircraft1941de Havilland Mosquitomilitary airplane with 2 engines, aircraft family, reconnaissance aircraft, Polish Air Force, Israeli Air Force, fighter-bomber aircraft, bomber, Royal Air Force, United States Air Force Wikidata
equipment1940Bristol BeaufortRoyal Australian Air Force, bomber, Royal Air Force, United Kingdom, aircraft family, heavy fighter, torpedo bomber Wikidata
equipment1917DH.9Hellenic Naval Air Service, Handley Page Transport, Royal Romanian Air Force, Det Danske Luftfartselskab, Uruguayan Air Force, Turkish Air Force, Afghan Air Force, Royal Naval Air Service, South African Air Force, Latvian Air Force, Paraguayan Armed Forces, Bolivian Air Force, Kingdom of Hejaz, Royal Flying Corps, Polish Air Force, Spanish Air and Space Force, Swiss Air Force, Chilean Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, Air Corps, Peruvian Air Force, Estonian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Royal Netherlands East Indies Army, American Expeditionary Forces, Aircraft Transport and Travel, Air Component, TAROM, Bikaner, Sabena, Royal Air Force, Qantas, Royal Canadian Air Force, United States Marine Corps, KLM, bomber, aircraft model Wikidata
equipment1940Handley Page Halifaxaircraft type, land-based bomber monoplane, bomber monoplane with 4 engines, monoplane with piston-propeller engines, aircraft with tractor-piston-propeller engines, Transports Aériens Intercontinentaux, French Air Force, military aircraft, bomber, Royal Air Force, United Kingdom Wikidata