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Avro Landcaster MK.III
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This image captures a view from the tail gunner position of an Avro Lancaster, a British heavy bomber from World War II.
The Lancaster was the primary heavy bomber used by RAF Bomber Command during the latter years of WWII.
Tail gunners occupied a turret at the rear of the aircraft, which was one of the most dangerous positions due to vulnerability to night fighters.
The photo shows the gear mechanisms used to rotate the turret and aim the mounted machine guns.
Only a few airworthy Lancaster bombers exist today, frequently appearing in airshows.
Two of my favorites 😍
Flight engineer of a Avro Lancaster bomber checking the aircraft’s settings - circa 1943.
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Two British RAF Avro Lancaster Mark B aircraft based at Waddington airbase make their way over the British Isles - Jan 1942
There are only two airworthy Lancasters left in the world - 7,377 were built
photo Robert Tew
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Vulcan and Lancasters
