Thought to be Lancaster Mk. I R5727
Built in England then flown to Canada to act as the pattern aircraft for the Lancaster Mk.X, delivered August 1942.
Transferred to Trans-Canada Air Lines and converted to transport variant
No. 101 Squadron, RAF
Lancaster "GR-S"
Dropping incendiaries on an unspecified target
No 50 Squadron, RAF Lancaster "VN-T" in formation with other Lancaster's possibly also of No. 50 Squadron, during a daylight operation (c. 1944-45)
No. 50 Squadron, RAF Lancaster "VN-D" in formation with other Lancaster's possibly also of No. 50 Squadron, during a daylight operation (c. 1944-45)
Unidentified Lancaster
Unidentified Lancaster
No. 15 Squadron, RAF
Lancaster "LS-W"
The "brightness" of the aircraft code letters suggests that this is a post-war as many of the squadron's painted their normally dull red letters in white or yellow
Unidentified Lancaster Mk.II
Note: the bulged bomb doors
No. 83 Squadron, RAF
Lancaster "OL-Y"
No. 619 Squadron, RAF
Lancaster "PG-S"
No. 424 Squadron, RCAF
Lancaster "QB-P"
Unidentified Lancaster
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Updated: January 2008
Lancaster: Picture Archive
In Flight Images
Unidentified Lancaster
Possibly No. 50 Sqn, RAF Lancaster's
during a daylight G-H Boming Raid
"Buzz Job" an unidentified Lancaster performs a low level pass
Unusual view of what appears to be a brand new Lancaster