Fairey FulmarTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Fulmar The Fulmar would provide the Fleet Air Arm with a modern monoplane aircraft

Fairey BattleTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Battle Designed as a light bomber when the Battle entered service during May 1937 it

Fairey BarracudaTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Barracuda The Barracuda was the Fleet Air Arm's intended replacement for the Fairey

Fairey AlbacoreTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Albacore The Albacore was a single-engined biplane torpedo bomber that would serve

Fairey SwordfishTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Swordfish The Swordfish played a vital role for the Fleet Air Arm during the Second

Fairey FireflyTechnical Details : Photos : See This Aircraft Home > Aircraft Profiles > British Aircraft > Fairey Firefly The Firefly entered service with the Fleet Air Arm during October 1943 and

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21st July 1940 Six Fairey Battles, three from No. 103 Squadron and three from No. 150 Squadron, attack oil storage tanks in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Adolf Hitler declares that the 15th September 1940

The Fairey Battle - A Reassessment of its RAF Career by Greg Baughen The Encyclopedia of Aircraft of World War II Battle of Britain by Dr Alfred Price Sunderland Squadrons of World War 2 by Jon Lake