Bristol Beaufighter Mk.VI of No.29 Squadron

Bristol Beaufighter Mk.IV of No.29 Squadron

Here we see a Bristol Beaufighter Mk.VI of No.29 Squadron. The model can be identified by the combination of dihedral on the tail and the blunt nose, the squadron by its RO squadron code.

Bristol Beaufighter, Jerry Scutts (Crowood Aviation). A detailed look at the development and service career of the Bristol Beaufighter, the first dedicated night fighter to enter RAF Service. Superceded by the Mosquito in that role, the Beaufighter went on to serve as a deadly anti-shipping weapon, and to earn the nickname "whispering death" over the jungles of Burma.

How to cite this article: Rickard, J (31 August 2019), Bristol Beaufighter Mk.IV of No.29 Squadron , https://www.historyofwar.org/Pictures/pictures_beaufighter_VI_front_above.html

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