The 1944 Wellington, one of only two remaining, will form the focal point of a new Bomber Command exhibition at RAF Museum Midlands in Cosford, Shropshire, next week.

Yet, the USAAF actually flew more B-24 Liberators while the RAF’s most produced bomber of the war was the Vickers Wellington, ... two in the tail turret, and two in the waist positions.

DECEMBER 23, 1937: Britain’s iconic Wellington bomber made its maiden flight on this day in 1937. The Mk I was the first of 11,461 Wellingtons that would serve during World War II when they earned ...

Wellington bomber crashlands in Bengal by Newnham. You are browsing in: Archive List > Royal Air Force. ... It broke into two and my father’s rear turret was torn off, ...

A BOMBER command veteran was given the rare honour of climbing inside a plane like those he flew during World War II.

The bravery medal awarded to a heroic dog who flew in over 30 wartime combat missions has been reunited with his master’s family after it sold 79 years later for £60,000.

In 1943 I finished a tour with the main bomber force flying Stirling bombers. I was then screened from flying further operations and sent to Silverstone where I took over a Wellington bomber. I ...

The Wellington was widely used as a night bomber in the early years of the Second World War and was famous for its geodetic fuselage structure designed by Barnes Wallis. By 1942, Wellingtons were ...

A rare bravery medal awarded to a hero dog who flew in over 30 World War II combat missions is being sold at auction £40,000. Antis the Alsatian loyally sat in the turret of a Wellington bomber ...

Wellington bomber crashlands in Bengal by Newnham. You are browsing in: Archive List > Royal Air Force. ... It broke into two and my father’s rear turret was torn off, ...