Types d'avion: Bomber

Avro Anson, OO-ANS

The Avro Anson Mk.I, serial number MH120, was manufactured in 1943 and is now the only airworthy example of the original Mk.I version in the world. It arrived at No. 2 Aircraft Park in Bankstown, New Zealand, on 20 March 1944. In 1953, it was sold to Greenfield's Air Taxis in Albury for just £100. It was then displayed for 12 years at the Wangaratta Air World Museum before being purchased by Bill Reid, then by Richard Stratus in 2025. Technical specifications Crew: 3–4 Dimensions: 12.9 m (length), 17.2 m (wingspan), 4 m (height) Weight: 2,438 kg empty, 3,629…

B-25J Mitchell, N6321C

The bomber with two lives The B-25 Mitchell is one of the most emblematic medium bombers of the Second World War. Known for its robustness, versatility and role in daring missions, such as the famous Doolittle raid on Tokyo in 1942, it symbolises the daring and power of Allied aviation. A giant of aviation history Designed by North American Aviation, the B-25 entered service in 1941. Its twin-engine airframe and ability to take off from aircraft carriers made it a unique aircraft, capable of operating over a wide range of terrain. It was used on all fronts: in Europe, the…