The English Electric Canberra was the jet bomber that rewrote the rules of modern air power. Entering service in 1951, it was the Royal Air Force’s very first jet-powered bomber, a bold leap forward from the prop-driven Lancasters and Halifaxes of World War II. #ww2 #Aviation #aircraft #military | Jets 'n' Props

VIDEO Possible last flights Video of RAAF 100 Squadron departing Temora before its display on 19/10/24 The Canberra used the runway away from the crowd as it required the longer runway for departure and landing - excuse the shakiness of the video - this was taken at 800 mm and it was quite windy.... Williamtown Plane Spotting was told by a Senior HARS Volunteer and current serving ADF member that the weekend flights were probably the last for the Canberra. (No specific reasons given) Having seen

Did you hear the roar of RAAF planes over Canberra today? Two F-35A Lighting II aircraft have flown over the city to mark a change of command. Today’s fly past was to pay tribute to Air Marshal Warren McDonald’s 42 years of service and handover to Vice Admiral Johnathan Mead. 📹: ABC News | ABC Canberra

The English Electric Canberra was a pioneering British jet-powered medium bomber, notable for its versatility, performance, and longevity in service This aircraft can be found at Solway aviation Museum | AvPay.aero

1M views · 15K reactions | Fantastic Display At The Last Ever Waddington Airshow 2014 English Electric Canberra PR9, XH134 | Airshow World | Facebook

English Electric Canberra Taxiing at Air Shows Downunder Illawarra #williamtownplanespotting #planespotting #canonr7 #canon #airshowsdownunder2024 | Williamtown Plane Spotting