United Kingdom bombers

military airplane for attack of ground targets with bombs or other heavy ordnance

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1½ Strutter 1916
Airco DH.10 Amiens
Albemarle 1942
Aldershot
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley 1937
Avro 504 1913
Avro 519/522
Avro Lancaster
Avro Lincoln 1945
Avro Vulcan 1956
Baltimore B4
Baltimore B Mk IIIa
Baltimore B Mk III
Baltimore B Mk II
Baltimore B Mk V
Beaufighter Mk.VIII
Beaufighter Mk. VIF
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 1938
Boeing B-29 Superfortress 1944
Breguet Bre.5
Bristol Beaufighter 1940
Bristol Beaufort 1940
Bristol Blenheim 1937
Bristol Bombay 1939
B-17C Flying Fortress
B-17F Flying Fortress
Ca.52
Consolidated B-24 Liberator 1941
Consolidated PB2Y Coronado 1940
DH.4
DH.9C
DH.9 1917
Douglas A-20 Havoc
Douglas SBD Dauntless
Fairey Barracuda
Fairey Battle 1937
Fairey Fawn
Fairey Swordfish
Handley Page Hampden 1938
Hart
Hudson II
Hudson I
Hudson VI
Junkers Ju 52/3m 1932
Junkers Ju 188
Kangaroo
Lancaster B Mk.II
Lancaster B Mk.I
Lockheed Hudson 1939
Lockheed Ventura 1941
Manchester
Martin Baltimore 1941
Martin B-26 Marauder 1941
Mosquito FB Mk.XXVI
O/100
Pullman
SBC-4 Helldiver
Short Sandringham 1943
Short Stirling 1940
Short Sunderland 1938
Skua 1938
Vickers Valiant 1955
Vickers Wellesley 1937
Vickers Wellington 1938
Victor 1958
Vildebeest 1933
Vimy Ambulance
Vimy Commercial
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Vimy II
Vimy
Vultee A-31 Vengeance
Wapiti
Wellington GR Mk VIII
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de Havilland Mosquito 1941

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Albemarle

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Avro 504

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Avro Lincoln

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Avro Vulcan

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Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

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Boeing B-29 Superfortress

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Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

weapon	1916	1½ Strutter	aircraft family, Sopwith Aviation Company, France, United States of America, land-based military aircraft, United Kingdom, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Airco DH.10 Amiens	bomber biplane, aircraft model, Airco, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1942	Albemarle	cargo aircraft, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Aldershot	United Kingdom, aircraft family, Avro, bomber biplane with 1 engine	Wikidata
weapon	1937	Armstrong Whitworth Whitley	bomber, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft	Wikidata
weapon	1913	Avro 504	United Kingdom, Sweden, bomber, fighter, aircraft family, Avro, land-based aircraft	Wikidata
weapon		Avro 519/522	bomber, aircraft family, Avro, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon		Avro Lancaster	heavy bomber, Avro, bomber with 4 piston-propeller engines, Australia, United Kingdom, land-based bomber monoplane, Sweden, aircraft family, Canada	Wikidata
weapon	1945	Avro Lincoln	United Kingdom, bomber with 4 piston-propeller engines, land-based bomber monoplane, bomber monoplane with 4 engines, aircraft family, Avro	Wikidata
weapon	1956	Avro Vulcan	strategic bomber, airplane with 4 jet engines, aircraft family, Hawker Siddeley, Avro, bomber monoplane with 4 engines, United Kingdom, V bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Baltimore B4	United Kingdom, Glenn L. Martin Company, Martin Baltimore, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon		Baltimore B Mk IIIa	aircraft model, Martin Baltimore, United Kingdom, Glenn L. Martin Company	Wikidata
weapon		Baltimore B Mk III	aircraft model, United Kingdom, Martin Baltimore, Glenn L. Martin Company	Wikidata
weapon		Baltimore B Mk II	Martin Baltimore, aircraft model, United Kingdom, Glenn L. Martin Company	Wikidata
weapon		Baltimore B Mk V	United Kingdom, Glenn L. Martin Company, Martin Baltimore, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon		Beaufighter Mk.VIII	Bristol Beaufighter, United Kingdom, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon		Beaufighter Mk. VIF	United Kingdom, Bristol Beaufighter, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon	1938	Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress	United Kingdom, United States of America, aircraft family, bomber monoplane with 4 engines, Boeing	Wikidata
weapon	1944	Boeing B-29 Superfortress	United Kingdom, United States of America, aircraft family, land-based bomber monoplane, heavy bomber, Boeing	Wikidata
weapon		Breguet Bre.5	France, Breguet Aviation, bomber, fighter, United Kingdom, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon	1940	Bristol Beaufighter	Bristol Aeroplane Company, Bristol Beaufort, fighter, Australia, United Kingdom, aircraft family	Wikidata
weapon	1940	Bristol Beaufort	aircraft family, Bristol Aeroplane Company, bomber, heavy fighter, torpedo bomber, United Kingdom, Australia	Wikidata
weapon	1937	Bristol Blenheim	United Kingdom, Greece, Finland, Canada, aircraft family, Bristol Aeroplane Company, land-based multi-role combat aircraft, bomber with 2 engines, Romania, Australia, Yugoslavia	Wikidata
weapon	1939	Bristol Bombay	bomber, bomber-transport aircraft, cargo aircraft, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Bristol Aeroplane Company	Wikidata
weapon		B-17C Flying Fortress	Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, aircraft model, United Kingdom, United States of America	Wikidata
weapon		B-17F Flying Fortress	aircraft model, Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, Boeing, United Kingdom, Lockheed Corporation, United States of America, Douglas	Wikidata
weapon		Ca.52	Ca.4, United Kingdom, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon	1941	Consolidated B-24 Liberator	aircraft with tractor-piston-propeller engines, aircraft with 4 engines, land-based bomber monoplane, United Kingdom, United States of America, Canada, aircraft family, Bell Aircraft Corporation, North American Aviation, Douglas, Ford Motor Company, heavy bomber	Wikidata
weapon	1940	Consolidated PB2Y Coronado	United Kingdom, United States of America, Consolidated Aircraft, aircraft family, maritime patrol flying boat, patrol bomber	Wikidata
weapon		DH.4	Airco, land-based attack aircraft, bomber, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Fokker	Wikidata
weapon		DH.9C	Airco, DH.9, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon	1917	DH.9	De Havilland, Airco, bomber, Belgium, Canada, aircraft model, United States of America, Denmark, Turkey, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Greece, Uruguay, Latvia, South Africa, Romania, Chile, Australia, Estonia, Bolivia, New Zealand, Paraguay, Peru, Afghanistan, India, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Kingdom of Romania	Wikidata
weapon		Douglas A-20 Havoc	Douglas, United States of America, bomber with 2 engines, United Kingdom, France, aircraft family	Wikidata
weapon		Douglas SBD Dauntless	United Kingdom, United States of America, aircraft family, Douglas, attack aircraft with 1 piston-propeller engine, carrier-capable attack aircraft, dive bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Fairey Barracuda	United Kingdom, aircraft family, torpedo bomber, Fairey Aviation Company, carrier-capable dive bomber	Wikidata
weapon	1937	Fairey Battle	United Kingdom, aircraft family, Fairey Aviation Company, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Fairey Fawn	aircraft model, Fairey Aviation Company, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Fairey Swordfish	anti-submarine aircraft, torpedo bomber, bomber, aircraft family, Fairey Aviation Company, carrier-capable airplane, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1938	Handley Page Hampden	Soviet Union, United Kingdom, Canada, aircraft family, bomber with 2 engines, bomber, Sweden, Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic, monoplane with 2 engines, English Electric, Handley Page	Wikidata
weapon		Hart	light bomber, land-based aircraft, United Kingdom, Hawker Aircraft, aircraft family, Sweden, Finland, land-based bomber biplane, bomber biplane	Wikidata
weapon		Hudson II	Australia, aircraft model, United Kingdom, Lockheed Corporation, Lockheed Hudson	Wikidata
weapon		Hudson I	United Kingdom, Lockheed Corporation, Lockheed Hudson, Australia, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon		Hudson VI	Lockheed Corporation, Lockheed Hudson, Brazil, aircraft model, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1932	Junkers Ju 52/3m	German Reich, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Junkers, airliner with 3 piston-propeller engines, Lebanon, Nazi Germany, Junkers Ju 52, Denmark, Bolivia, Yugoslavia, Soviet Union, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Colombia, Norway, Germany, South Africa, aircraft family	Wikidata
weapon		Junkers Ju 188	SNCASE, Junkers Motorenbau und Junkers Flugzeugwerk, Nazi Germany, France, United Kingdom, Junkers, land-based bomber monoplane, aircraft family, German Reich	Wikidata
weapon		Kangaroo	bomber biplane with 2 engines, military aircraft, aircraft model, United Kingdom, Blackburn Aircraft	Wikidata
weapon		Lancaster B Mk.II	aircraft family, Avro, Avro Lancaster, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon		Lancaster B Mk.I	Avro Lancaster, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Avro	Wikidata
weapon	1939	Lockheed Hudson	land-based bomber-reconnaissance aircraft, Lockheed Corporation, Lockheed L-14 Super Electra, United Kingdom, aircraft family, United States of America	Wikidata
weapon	1941	Lockheed Ventura	Brazil, United Kingdom, aircraft family, United States of America, land-based bomber monoplane, Lockheed Corporation, Canada	Wikidata
weapon		Manchester	Avro, bomber biplane with 2 engines, United Kingdom, aircraft family	Wikidata
weapon	1941	Martin Baltimore	United Kingdom, Glenn L. Martin Company, aircraft family, military aircraft, bomber, Baltimore	Wikidata
weapon	1941	Martin B-26 Marauder	land-based bomber monoplane, medium bomber, United Kingdom, United States of America, Glenn L. Martin Company, bomber with 2 engines, aircraft family	Wikidata
weapon		Mosquito FB Mk.XXVI	United Kingdom, aircraft model, Mosquito FB	Wikidata
weapon		O/100	United Kingdom, aircraft model, Handley Page, Handley Page Type O, google	Wikidata
weapon		Pullman	Braemar, aircraft family, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon		SBC-4 Helldiver	carrier-capable airplane, dive bomber, United States of America, SBC Helldiver, aircraft model, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1943	Short Sandringham	Short Brothers, aircraft family, Short Sunderland, United Kingdom, Norway	Wikidata
weapon	1940	Short Stirling	land-based bomber monoplane, aircraft model, United Kingdom, Belfast, Egypt, Short Brothers, Rochester, Austin Motor Company	Wikidata
weapon	1938	Short Sunderland	United Kingdom, France, Short Brothers, aircraft family, maritime patrol flying boat, patrol bomber	Wikidata
weapon	1938	Skua	United Kingdom, aircraft family, Blackburn Aircraft, carrier-capable fighter, fighter monoplane with 1 engine, fighter-bomber aircraft, dive bomber, fighter	Wikidata
weapon	1955	Vickers Valiant	V bomber, aircraft family, Vickers-Armstrongs, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1937	Vickers Wellesley	South Africa, aircraft family, Vickers-Armstrongs, land-based bomber monoplane, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1938	Vickers Wellington	anti-submarine aircraft, aircraft family, Vickers-Armstrongs, Canada, bomber with 2 engines, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1958	Victor	aircraft type, V bomber, strategic bomber, Handley Page, aircraft family, United Kingdom	Wikidata
weapon	1933	Vildebeest	bomber, United Kingdom, CASA, aircraft family, Vickers Limited, light bomber, land-based aircraft, torpedo bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Vimy Ambulance	United Kingdom, land-based aircraft, Vimy, air medical services, aircraft model	Wikidata
weapon		Vimy Commercial	aircraft model, United Kingdom, France, Vimy	Wikidata
weapon		Vimy II	Vickers Limited, aircraft model, United Kingdom, Vimy, land-based aircraft, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Vimy	United Kingdom, aircraft family, Vickers Limited, land-based aircraft, bomber	Wikidata
weapon		Vultee A-31 Vengeance	land-based attack aircraft, dive bomber, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Northrop, Vultee	Wikidata
weapon		Wapiti	ground observation aircraft, light bomber, liaison aircraft, United Kingdom, aircraft family, Westland Aircraft	Wikidata
weapon		Wellington GR Mk VIII	United Kingdom, aircraft model, Vickers Wellington	Wikidata
weapon	1951	boca>riber	bomber, aircraft family, United Kingdom, English Electric, medium bomber, land-based bomber monoplane, India, bomber with 2 engines, Sweden, Australia, Argentina	Wikidata
weapon	1941	de Havilland Mosquito	De Havilland, military airplane with 2 engines, reconnaissance aircraft, Israel, fighter-bomber aircraft, United Kingdom, bomber, Poland, aircraft family, United States of America	Wikidata

United Kingdom bombers

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