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Bristol Pegasus
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The Bristol Pegasus is a British nine-cylinder, single-row, air-cooled radial aero engine. Designed by Roy Fedden of the Bristol Aeroplane Company, it was used to power both civil and military aircraf
Preserved Bristol Pegasus on display at the Brooklands Museum. The red circles are temporary blanking plates removed when the exhaust manifold is fitt
Preserved Bristol Pegasus on display at the Brooklands Museum. The red circles are temporary blanking plates removed when the exhaust manifold is fitted
Bristol Pegasus fitted to a Fairey Swordfish
Bristol Pegasus fitted to a Fairey Swordfish
Saro London
Saro London
Bristol Pegasus engine with some components labelled
Bristol Pegasus engine with some components labelled
Vickers Wellington
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The Vickers Wellington is a twin-engined, long-range medium bomber designed and primarily produced by the British aircraft manufacturer Vickers-Armstrongs. It was the only British bomber that was prod
Bristol Pegasus
…to the claim "one pound per horsepower" reflecting the excellent power-to-weight ratio. Some notable users of the Pegasus were the Fairey Swordfish, Vickers Wellington, and Short Sunderland. It was also used on the Anbo 41, Bristol Bombay, Saro London, Short Empire, Vickers Wellesley and the Westland Wallace. Like the…
Wellington B Mark IA. The geodetic construction is evident through the Perspex windows along the aircraft's side.
Wellington B Mark IA. The geodetic construction is evident through the Perspex windows along the aircraft's side.
Wellingtons under construction, showing the geodetic airframe
Wellingtons under construction, showing the geodetic airframe
RNZAF Wellington Mark I aircraft with the original turrets; anticipating war, the New Zealand government loaned these aircraft and their aircrews to t
RNZAF Wellington Mark I aircraft with the original turrets; anticipating war, the New Zealand government loaned these aircraft and their aircrews to the RAF in August 1939
Wartime poster using a cutaway of Wellington to illustrate how scrap and salvage was recycled for use in the production of war materiel.
Wartime poster using a cutaway of Wellington to illustrate how scrap and salvage was recycled for use in the production of war materiel.