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Fairey Barracuda Mk II of 814th Naval Air Squadron over HMS Venerable (R63)
Fairey Barracuda Mk II of 814th Naval Air Squadron over HMS Venerable (R63)
Barracuda Mk II carrying an 18-inch (46 cm) aerial torpedo. The ASV radar "Yagi" antennae are visible above the wings.
Barracuda Mk II carrying an 18-inch (46 cm) aerial torpedo. The ASV radar "Yagi" antennae are visible above the wings.
A Barracuda Mk. V; notice the squared off wing tips and the enlarged radiator and spinner for the Griffon engine. The lack of the larger fin and wing
A Barracuda Mk. V; notice the squared off wing tips and the enlarged radiator and spinner for the Griffon engine. The lack of the larger fin and wing radar pod suggests that this is the prototype.
Stockport-built Barracuda V with final enlarged pointed fin at Ringway in May 1946
Stockport-built Barracuda V with final enlarged pointed fin at Ringway in May 1946
General Motors TBM-3E Avenger in flight, 2014
General Motors TBM-3E Avenger in flight, 2014
A TBM with Sto-Wing folding wings
A TBM with Sto-Wing folding wings
TBF-1 Avenger early in 1942. Note the red spot centered in the U.S. roundel and flag-inspired fin flash on the rudder, both of which were removed prio
TBF-1 Avenger early in 1942. Note the red spot centered in the U.S. roundel and flag-inspired fin flash on the rudder, both of which were removed prior to the Battle of Midway to avoid confusion with Japanese insignia.
TBF Avenger in mid-1942
TBF Avenger in mid-1942