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Stringbag!

This is a small collection of pictures I found from around the net of my favorite torpedo bomber of the War.

I simply love this airplane!

http://www.airmuseumsuk.org/Duxford020908/1024/images/018%20Fairey%20Swordfish%20II.jpg

German warships troubling you? No problem.

http://www.airmuseumsuk.org/Duxford020908/1024/images/016%20Fairey%20Swordfish%20II.jpg

U-Boat Exterminator 🙂

http://uboat.net/allies/aircraft/photos/swordfish.jpg

Get the lifeboats ready.

http://www.dynagen.co.za/eugene/strinbag.jpg

A rather extensive article on the sinking of the Bismarck.

http://www.dynagen.co.za/eugene/maund.html

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By: stringbag - 15th May 2004 at 12:32

I think there are four, two in the UK and two in Canada. One of the machines based in the latter hasn’t flown for a while though and is on display in a museum.

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By: dhfan - 15th May 2004 at 11:32

I thought Stringbag would have replied by now. 🙂
While we’re waiting…
The RNHF have two, and another one being restored at the moment.
I believe the Canadians have one.
That’s all I know of, but there’s plenty here that know more than me.

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By: PhantomII - 15th May 2004 at 01:33

Stringbag how many Swordfishes are in flyable condition today and who owns them?

I assume the Royal Navy Historical Flight has at least one, but what about the others?

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By: stringbag - 14th May 2004 at 10:01

Lovely things!
In a few years you’ll be able to see all three RNHF examples flying together in formation 🙂

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