A wonderful in-depth look at Bomber Command’s precursor to the “Shining Sword”, the Avro Lancaster.
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John Knifton · author and local historian
John Knifton 
An interesting write up, a bit of a ‘dead horse’.leading to one of the worlds greatest aircraft!
Absolutely, although I always feel rather sorry for an aircraft spoilt by a poor engine. I always wonder what the Westland Whirlwind would have been like with four Merlins!
Now there’s a thought…
Defence of the Realm’s articles are most informative.
Fully agree with you, Pierre. And a lot more up to date than anything I write!!
We each do our own part in this.