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Bristol Type 142M Blenheim I, K703?. Stock Photo
RM2M97PR2–Bristol Type 142M Blenheim I, K703?.
Bristol Type 142M Blenheim ExCC Stock Photo
RMKJCD46–Bristol Type 142M Blenheim ExCC
'Bristol' Blenheim Bomber. 'Bristol' Type 142M Two 'Bristol 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all-metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Keil, in September, 1939. Manufactured in thousands by the 'Shadow' industry as well as at Bristol. Stock Photo
RMPE1TAP–'Bristol' Blenheim Bomber. 'Bristol' Type 142M Two 'Bristol 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all-metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Keil, in September, 1939. Manufactured in thousands by the 'Shadow' industry as well as at Bristol.
Bristol 142M Blenheim I as a light bomber modified from the original Type 142 'Britain First' that flew in April 1935. Stock Photo
RM2M97EH6–Bristol 142M Blenheim I as a light bomber modified from the original Type 142 'Britain First' that flew in April 1935.
Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Bristol Type 142m Blenheim I Blenheim Mark Is of No. 84 Squadron RAF, lined up at Shaibah, Iraq. Stock Photo
RM2T1KCAJ–Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Bristol Type 142m Blenheim I Blenheim Mark Is of No. 84 Squadron RAF, lined up at Shaibah, Iraq.
A Bristol Blenhiem taxis on to the runway at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow Stock Photo
RMPCKTXD–A Bristol Blenhiem taxis on to the runway at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow
Bristol Type 142M Bolingbroke ExCC Stock Photo
RMKJD92F–Bristol Type 142M Bolingbroke ExCC
'Bristol' Blenheim Bomber. 'Bristol' Type 142M. Two 'Bristol' 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all-metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Keil, in September 1939. Stock Photo
RMF03HBF–'Bristol' Blenheim Bomber. 'Bristol' Type 142M. Two 'Bristol' 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all-metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Keil, in September 1939.
Bristol Blenheim Bomber, Bristol Type 142M, powered by two Bristol 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Kiel, in September 1939. Manufactured in thousands by the Shadow industry as well as at Bristol, Stock Photo
RMM3A2J1–Bristol Blenheim Bomber, Bristol Type 142M, powered by two Bristol 840 h.p. Mercury engines. The first all metal modern twin-engined monoplane for the R.A.F. to carry the whole of the military load within the structure. Saw service with all the Commands of the R.A.F. and in all theatres of war. Made the first air raid of the war over Kiel, in September 1939. Manufactured in thousands by the Shadow industry as well as at Bristol,
AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I - Blenheim Mark Is of No. 84 Squadron RAF, lined up at Shaibah, Iraq Royal Air Force, Royal Air Force Regiment, Sqdn, 84 Stock Photo
RM2X02JE1–AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I - Blenheim Mark Is of No. 84 Squadron RAF, lined up at Shaibah, Iraq Royal Air Force, Royal Air Force Regiment, Sqdn, 84
AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I. - Blenheim Mark IF, L1336 WR-E, of No. 248 Squadron RAF based at Hendon, on the ground at Northolt, Middlesex , Royal Air Force, Wing, 246 Stock Photo
RM2X0P20H–AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I. - Blenheim Mark IF, L1336 WR-E, of No. 248 Squadron RAF based at Hendon, on the ground at Northolt, Middlesex , Royal Air Force, Wing, 246
Aircraft Ofthe Royal Air Force, 1939-1941- Bristol Type 142m Blenheim I. Bristol Blenheim Mark I, L1295 in flight above the clouds. This aircraft commenced service in August 1938 with No. 107 Squadron RAF, followed by No. 600 Squadron RAF, the Royal Aircraft Establishment, No. 54 Operational Training Unit, RAF Cranwell, No. 3 Radio School, and finally No. 12 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit, with whom she was damaged beyond repair after crash-landing at Harlaxton on 29 July 1943. For reasons not known, the fuselage roundel and unit code were painted out at the time this photograph was taken. Stock Photo
RM2T1KE3P–Aircraft Ofthe Royal Air Force, 1939-1941- Bristol Type 142m Blenheim I. Bristol Blenheim Mark I, L1295 in flight above the clouds. This aircraft commenced service in August 1938 with No. 107 Squadron RAF, followed by No. 600 Squadron RAF, the Royal Aircraft Establishment, No. 54 Operational Training Unit, RAF Cranwell, No. 3 Radio School, and finally No. 12 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit, with whom she was damaged beyond repair after crash-landing at Harlaxton on 29 July 1943. For reasons not known, the fuselage roundel and unit code were painted out at the time this photograph was taken.
AIRCRAFT OFTHE ROYAL AIR FORCE, 1939-1941: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I. - Bristol Blenheim Mark I, L1295 in flight above the clouds. This aircraft commenced service in August 1938 with No. 107 Squadron RAF, followed by No. 600 Squadron RAF, the Royal Aircraft Establishment, No. 54 Operational Training Unit, RAF Cranwell, No. 3 Radio School, and finally No. 12 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit, with whom she was damaged beyond repair after crash-landing at Harlaxton on 29 July 1943. For reasons not known, the fuselage roundel and unit code were painted out at the time this photograph was taken. , Stock Photo
RM2WYB61W–AIRCRAFT OFTHE ROYAL AIR FORCE, 1939-1941: BRISTOL TYPE 142M BLENHEIM I. - Bristol Blenheim Mark I, L1295 in flight above the clouds. This aircraft commenced service in August 1938 with No. 107 Squadron RAF, followed by No. 600 Squadron RAF, the Royal Aircraft Establishment, No. 54 Operational Training Unit, RAF Cranwell, No. 3 Radio School, and finally No. 12 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit, with whom she was damaged beyond repair after crash-landing at Harlaxton on 29 July 1943. For reasons not known, the fuselage roundel and unit code were painted out at the time this photograph was taken. ,
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