Built by the Bristol Aeroplane Company (which eventually became one of the founding components of BAE Systems), the Blenheim made its maiden flight on April 12, 1935, under the designation of Type 142 ...
Image caption, The Red Arrows will take part in the Rhyl Air Show on Sunday Thousands of people are expected in Rhyl on Saturday as the famous Red Arrows and the last flying Bristol Blenheim bomber ...
The sole-surviving airworthy Blenheim bomber will be leading the aviation display at a major anniversary event held at a heritage site. Exactly 79 years to the day since a Bristol Blenheim last flew ...
Several WWII-era aircraft, including a Bristol Beaufighter, Aichi E13A, Bristol Blenheim, and Vought F4U Corsair, are now accessible to scuba divers as intact or partially intact wrecks in various ...
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Sergeant Albert Williams (Observer) RAF no 580582. Albert was one of a crew of three on a Mk 1V Bristol Blenheim bomber which was shot down by german fighter aircraft while attacking a concentration ...
At the Eastbourne Airshow 2024, I witnessed a breathtaking formation flight – the historic Bristol Blenheim flying alongside two Supermarine Spitfires. In this video, I capture the elegance and power ...
A HISTORIC bomber made a special appearance at Bicester Heritage’s Flywheel Festival. Over the weekend vintage cars, military vehicles and aircraft were on display at the RAF Bicester site. One of the ...
CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. Walter W. 'Penny' Pentecost's involvement in the world of aviation spanned the greater part of his lifetime. Following a stint as a barnstormer in ...
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