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G-BPIV, 1943 Bristol 149 Bolingbroke Mk.IVT, C/N: 10201
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Aircraft G-BPIV, 1943 Bristol 149 Bolingbroke Mk.IVT, c/n 10201, The first bomber raid against Nazi Germany was flown the 4th of September 1939 by Blenheims from RAF Wattisham. To commemorate this event exactly 60 years later a ceremony was held during which the only airworthy Blenheim attended. It was a great sight to, at EGUW, photo by Joop de Groot
The first bomber raid against Nazi Germany was flown the 4th of September 1939 by Blenheims from RAF Wattisham. To commemorate this event exactly 60 years later a ceremony was held during which the only airworthy Blenheim attended. It was a great sight to
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Shot Date 1999-09-06
Airport EGUW
Wattisham Airfield Airport, Ipswich, Suffolk United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-09-05
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Date Taken 2009-09-05 11:44:27
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Aircraft G-BPIV, at Duxford, at EGSU, photo by Volker Hilpert
Volker Hilpert
@ EGSU
Aircraft G-BPIV, Duxford Flying Legends 2017, at EGSU, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
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Aircraft G-BPIV, 45. G-BPIV - (now as a Bristol Blenheim Mk1) first post-restoration display at The IWM VE Day Anniversary Air Show, May 2015., at EGSU, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
@ EGSU
Aircraft G-BPIV, 44. L6739 in display mode at the Shuttleworth Military Pagent Airshow, July 2015., at EGTH, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-BPIV, Duxford Flying Legends 2017, at EGSU, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGSU
Aircraft G-BPIV, 1943 Bristol 149 Bolingbroke Mk.IVT, c/n 10201, The first bomber raid against Nazi Germany was flown the 4th of September 1939 by Blenheims from RAF Wattisham. To commemorate this event exactly 60 years later a ceremony was held during which the only airworthy Blenheim attended. It was a great sight to, at EGUW, photo by Joop de Groot
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