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Description: History and pictures of the RAF's 1950s-1980s V-bomber/tanker aircraft. Comprehensive site from Damien Burke.
Thunder & Lightnings - Avro Vulcan "At its operational height the Vulcan can outfly and outmanoeuvre any fighter in squadron service today." - Air Ministry Press Release (1958). Most recognisable of the V-bombers, the Vulcan was an impressive aircraft for its time and remains so to this day, being a favourite of airshow audiences both old and young. The type incorporated many advances in technology and aerodynamics yet was designed in the years just after WW2 to a challenging requirement to fly long distances and drop nuclear bombs on cities in the heart of the Warsaw Pact. Thankfully the only war it ever took part in was a conventional one - the Falklands.
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Page title:Thunder & Lightnings - Avro Vulcan
Keywords:Cold War, RAF, FAA, Aircraft, Military, Buccaneer, Gannet, Gnat, Hunter, Javelin, Jaguar, Lightning, Phantom, Scimitar, Sea Hawk, Sea Vixen, Swift, TSR2, Valiant, Victor, Vulcan
Description:Cold War British military aircraft, including history, surviving airframes, profile drawings, photos, walkarounds, links, references. Also viewing guides for UK airfields and the Test Flying Memorial
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