stirlingbomber

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Short Stirling bomber

  • TVL1970 said:
    The relatively short wingspan, shape of the wings and single vertical stabilizer reveal this to actually be an image of a Short Stirling bomber. See three-view of the Short Stirling here for comparison: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/91/Short_Stirlin... Compare to the three-view of the Handley Page Halifax bomber: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bd/Handley_Page_...
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Thank you very much for this information. The original photo had the mistaken information written on the back, but judging by the illustrations that you have provided I believe that you are correct. I will correct the description; thanks again!

Short Stirling Mk.V, PJ956, India, 1944 03920034

  • A30yoyo said:
    French Air Force B-17 in background is, General Koenig's 'Bir Hackeim' , the only B-17 they received which flew via Middle East and India to Indochina ca.September 1945
    Stirling Mk V in India          1945.
    Also visible a B-24, P-47(razor-back, USAAF)? and B-25
  • A30yoyo said:
    And based on the hangar in one of the other Stirling photos the airfield is Dum Dum Calcutta
  • A30yoyo said:
    French sources have dated this photo between 12-17 September 1945 based on the schedule of the French VIPs using the B-17...so Jack Canary was presumably on his return journey from the CBI zone
  • pak152 said:
    thought you would be interested to know that this site is selling the image www.alamy.com/short-stirling-mkv-pj956-india-1944-0392003...

INF3-1601 Bombers lit by glare of burning factories Artist W Krogman

  • Biggles Flies! said:
    Its a Stirling