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Fairey Fulmar
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The Fairey Fulmar is a British carrier-borne reconnaissance aircraft/fighter aircraft which was developed and manufactured by aircraft company Fairey Aviation. It was named after the northern fulmar,
Fairey Fulmar Mk II N4062
Fairey Fulmar Mk II N4062
Fulmar Mk II, identified by the small additional air inlets on either side of the chin
Fulmar Mk II, identified by the small additional air inlets on either side of the chin
N1854, the first production Fulmar at Farnborough at the SBAC show on 8 September 1962
N1854, the first production Fulmar at Farnborough at the SBAC show on 8 September 1962
Fulmar Mk I landing on an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean, 1941
Fulmar Mk I landing on an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean, 1941
Fairey Barracuda
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The Fairey Barracuda was a British carrier-borne torpedo and dive bomber designed by Fairey Aviation. It was the first aircraft of this type operated by the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy to be fabri
Fairey Fulmar
…continued to be operated, providing useful service as a night convoy escort and intruder, it was also used to train crews for the newer and more advanced Fairey Barracuda. Following their withdrawal from the fighter role, Fulmars were used for long-range reconnaissance missions. Unarmed Fulmars would also see service in…
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