Description:
Bristol Beaufighter
Specifications:
Role: Heavy fighter, strike aircraft, torpedo bomber
Manufacturer: Bristol Aeroplane Company
First Flight: July 1939
Crew: 2 (pilot and observer/navigator/radar operator)
Powerplant: Two Bristol Hercules radial engines, approximately 1,500 hp each
Propellers: Three-bladed, constant-speed
Maximum Speed: Approximately 335 mph (540 km/h)
Description:
The Bristol Beaufighter was a multi-role aircraft extensively used during World War II by the British Royal Air Force (RAF) and other Allied air forces. Known for its versatility, it served in a range of roles, including as a night fighter, ground-attack aircraft, and for anti-shipping missions.
The boat:
Each and every dive trip on our boat includes the following extras:
