Avro Shackleton AEW.2 / MR.2 AD-7

Avro Shackleton AEW.2 / MR.2 AD-7Tracing its lineage back to the famous Lancaster of the Second World War, the Avro Shackleton was a long range maritime patrol aircraft used primarily for anti submarine operations, but it was also required to perform several other roles. Entering RAF service in 1951, the majority of Shackletons were powered by the mighty Rolls Royce Griffon engine, and became the last aircraft in the illustrious line of four engined propeller powered bomber strike

- Accurate weld seams on the sides of gun platform

On 12 July 1944

The rear flat-six cylinder engine provides 525 PS

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The defensive armament and bomb load of the new variant remained identical to those of the Do 217K

extra fuel cans

in its fighter configuration

and mid-mounted on the fuselage

was first flown on June 11

43 m Wingspan: 29

The distinctive characteristics of these versions

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