Curious Droid
Published on 28 Nov 2017It took just 11 years to go from the first flight of the Lancaster Bomber in 1941 to the first flight of the VX770, the prototype Vulcan bomber in 1952. Yet the difference between them could hardly be greater, the Vulcan along with the Victor and Valiant were a new generation of the new planes known as the “V” bombers, planes for a new era and a newly, nuclear-armed Britain.
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Written and Researched by Andy Munzer
Additional material by Paul Shillito
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July 17, 2019
V Bombers – Vulcan, Victor & Valiant – The Last British Bombers
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