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The Vickers Wellington was the most important aircraft available to Bomber Command during the early years of the Second World War.

Aircraft

Vickers Wellington: Introduction and Development
Vickers Wellington: Variants
Vickers Wellington DWI (Directional Wireless Installation)

Equipment

Browning 0.303in Mark II Machine Gun (R.A.F.)
Frazer-Nash (Parnall) FN5 Bomber Gun Turret
Frazer-Nash (Parnall) FN25 Bomber Gun Turret
Leigh Light

Battles

Heligoland Bight, battle of, 18 December 1939
Vickers Wellington with Bomber Command
Vickers Wellington with Coastal Command
Vickers Wellington in the Mediterranean
Vickers Wellington in the Far East

Book Reviews

Pictures

Vickers Wellington DWI

Vickers Wellington in the fog on Iceland

Plans

Battle of Waterloo Vickers Wellington Mk IC: Side View

Comparative Plans

Battle of Waterloo Vickers Wellington, Bristol Blenheim and Avro Lancaster: side plans