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2011May Royal Air Force Museum
  • Sep 30, 2013
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Taking a train to the Royal Air Force Museum
Here we are!
Here's looking at you!
P-51 Mustang
The big hall
The bad guy's plane!
The de Havilland Mosquito
Detail of the side of the Avro Lancaster heavy bomber
B-17, the G Model, which you can tell by the chin turret
Tail of the Avro Vulcan nuclear bomber
Tail of the Avro Lancaster, the WW2 heavy bomber
The BAC Lightning interceptor, very fast but thirsty.
Some pointy things
English Electric Canberra, a medium bomber that was used for reconnaissance.
Ben displaying some nuclear depth bombs. These are practice bombs in the shape of the Mk 57.
At the station, waiting to go home...
Taking a train to the Royal Air Force Museum Here we are! Here's looking at you! P-51 Mustang The big hall The bad guy's plane! The de Havilland Mosquito Detail of the side of the Avro Lancaster heavy bomber B-17, the G Model, which you can tell by the chin turret Tail of the Avro Vulcan nuclear bomber Tail of the Avro Lancaster, the WW2 heavy bomber The BAC Lightning interceptor, very fast but thirsty. Some pointy things English Electric Canberra, a medium bomber that was used for reconnaissance. Ben displaying some nuclear depth bombs. These are practice bombs in the shape of the Mk 57. At the station, waiting to go home...
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