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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, Bristol Bolingbroke lVT. As L8841 of the Royal Air Force. Manufactured by the Fairchild Aircraft Company and originally flown by the RCAF. Rebuilt after a crash in 2003., at EGSU, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Bristol Bolingbroke lVT. As L8841 of the Royal Air Force. Manufactured by the Fairchild Aircraft Company and originally flown by the RCAF. Rebuilt after a crash in 2003.
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Shot Date 1998-10-04
Airport EGSU
Duxford Airport, Cambridge, England United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-10-28
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Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2009-10-25 16:06:24
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Aircraft G-BPIV, Representing Bristol Blenheim 1f aircraft L6739 coded YP-Q of 23 Squadron RAF., at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
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Aircraft G-BPIV, 4. 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
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Aircraft G-BPIV, at Duxford, at EGSU, photo by Volker Hilpert
Volker Hilpert
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Aircraft G-BPIV, Representing Bristol Blenheim 1f aircraft L6739 coded YP-Q of 23 Squadron RAF., at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
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Aircraft G-BPIV, Painted as RAF nightfighter.Z5725 WM Z, at EBZR, photo by Robert Roggeman
Robert Roggeman
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Aircraft G-BPIV, 1943 Bristol 149 Bolingbroke Mk.IVT, c/n 10201, Bristol Bolingbroke lVT. As L8841 of the Royal Air Force. Manufactured by the Fairchild Aircraft Company and originally flown by the RCAF. Rebuilt after a crash in 2003., at EGSU, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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