13 WWII Avro Lancaster Bomber

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men standing around an old airplane on the tarmac
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Solved after 70 years: The mystery of the missing Lancaster Bomber Crew
Solved after 70 years: The mystery of the missing Lancaster bomber crew
Solved after 70 years: The mystery of the missing Lancaster Bomber Crew
Lancasters taxi out at RAF Hemswell..
Lancasters taxi out at RAF Hemswell..
two planes flying in the sky above a sign for a free house with an advertisement on it
DambustersInn.com, Scampton. LINCOLN
A photograph by David Cash. A Lancaster Bomber flies over the pub sign of the Dambusters Inn in Scampton, Lincolnshire. U.K.
an old poster advertising air crew in the raft, with two planes flying above it
Oops!
WWII RAF Air Crew recruitment poster
the men are fixing the tire on the airplane
RAF - World War 2
an airplane that is sitting in the water near some grass and mountains with a waterfall coming out of it
Great way to see Maui
Great way to see Maui | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
an old airplane is taking off from the runway with it's landing gear down
A low flying RAF Avro Lancaster Flying with one engine only look closely the other three are feathered!
an airplane hangar with several people standing around and looking at planes
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight | Royal Air Force
BBMF Hangar
an airplane is shown in this drawing
Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito by Ralf Svoboda
Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito
an old airplane flying over a lush green field
Lancaster at Windermere Airshow 2011
Lancaster at Windermere Airshow 2011
two men climbing up the side of an airplane
There's something about Mary - RAF bomberboys prepping a Lancaster
an airplane hangar filled with lots of airplanes
Avro Lancaster aircraft under construction at the A V Roe Avro Lancaster aircraft under construction at the A V Roe & Co Ltd factory at Woodford in Cheshire, 1943. Despite constant losses in air battle over Germany, new production meant that the numbers of aircraft available were always increasing.