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LANCASTER BOMBERS Second World War

Article Category: Education

Author Name: Merle Long

The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton Ontario Canada features an excellent assortment of historical and wartime aircraft and memorabilia. Possibly the most famous Allied bomber of the Second World War, the Avro Lancaster possessed impressive flying qualities as well as operational performance.

The Lancaster Bomber was among the most famous and successful airplanes throughout the Second World War. It was operated by the Royal Air Force and was truly a staple for Canadian participation during the war effort. Tens of thousands of Canadians were involved in manufacturing the bomber in manufacturing plants like the Victory Aircraft location in Toronto. Thousands even more served as airmen and servicemen working closely with allies and flying deep into perilous terrain on assignments.

The 2 remaining Lancasters exist appropriately in England and also in Canada. Though now we will be amazed at the sighting of the Lancaster travelling above, people also should be conscious of the soldiers which flew these during the struggle.

In total 7,377 Lancasters rolled off the production lines in Britain and Canada, during WW II. Today, 17 Lancasters survive around the world, but only two are in flying condition.

The Museum's Lancaster Mk. X was actually built at Victory Aircraft, Malton around July 1945 and was later converted to a RCAF 10MR arrangement. During 1952, it experienced a serious accident and was given a replacement wing middle section off a Lancaster which had actually operated in combat above Germany.

A lot of Hamiltonians are no stranger to the sights and sounds regarding the soaring Lancaster. In favor of those interested in checking out this wartime artifact up near as well as personal the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum provides fantastic tours along with an inexpensive admission. The institution likewise offers flights within a number of the historic airplanes on site.

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