Bristol Brigand TF.1 Cierva

Bristol Brigand TF.1 CiervaThe Bristol Brigand was a British low wing bomber and torpedo plane from the Second World War and the post war period. The drive was provided by two motors Bristol Centaurus 57 with 2470 hp each. The flight of the prototype took place in 1944, and serial production continued in the years 1946 1949, ending with the production of about 150 examples of this aircraft. The on board armament consisted of four Hispano Mk. V cal. 20 mm. The machine could also

with an overwhelming superiority of soldiers

width: 94mm

in the conflict on Lake Khasan in 1938

7mm machine guns mounted in the gull wing

as part of a collection or to play with

In the same year

To improve the performance of the Bf 109E

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early 1980s

advanced training aerobatics

The main ambulance of the US Army in WWII was the WC-54

Among British battleships in modern history