Bugle
Discover the Boulton & Paul P.25 Bugle, a pioneering British medium bomber of the 1920s. Known for its robust steel structure and exceptional agility.
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Bristol Type 32 Bullet
Explore the Bristol Type 32 Bullet, a British racing aircraft designed by Frank Barnwell in 1919. Debuted in Paris, it placed second in the Arial Derby.
Bristol Bullfinch
Discover the Bristol Bullfinch, a 1920s British fighter concept. Explore its single and two-seater variants, design challenges, and ultimate project cancellation.
2FR.2 Bulldog
Explore the Sopwith 2FR.2 Bulldog, an overweight yet powerfully armed British biplane fighter. Only two units were built due to WWI’s end.
Bristol 123
The Bristol Type 123 was a British biplane fighter prototype from the 1930s, designed for the demanding F.7/30 specification. Despite innovative features, persistent lateral instability made it Bristol’s last biplane.
Peter M. Brothers
Biography of RAF ace Peter M. Brothers. Discover his victories, Battle of Britain tactics, and leadership of squadrons until his retirement.
Branse Burbridge
Explore the extraordinary career of Branse Burbridge, RAF’s top night fighter ace. With 21 victories, he dominated skies in Havocs and Mosquitos. Legendary!
Bristol Primary Trainer
Discover the Bristol Primary Trainer, initially a multi-purpose aircraft, transformed into a successful two-seat trainer. Explore its racing variant, the Type 83E.
Bristol F.2B Fighter
The Bristol F.2B Fighter: WWI’s premier two-seater. Overcame early setbacks with tactical shifts, renowned for maneuverability, robustness & versatility.
BSA 0.50
Explore the BSA 0.50 heavy machine gun’s unique design, recoil mechanism, and trials for British aviation and naval defense in the 1920s.