The Blackburn B-24 Skua was a British
Carrier-borne
two-seater single-engine
Low-wing
Naval dive bomber and fighter
The
aircraft took its name from the sea bird
Which
'divebombs' any potential predators
They
served with the Fleet Air Arm
During
the Allied campaign in Norway,
As
well as the evacuations from Dunkirk
Later
in the war it reverted to a training role
The
Skua was withdrawn altogether 1945
The Blackburn B-25 Roc was a British
Carrier-borne
single-engine naval fighter
Named
after the mythical bird of the Arabian Nights,
And primarily served with the Fleet
Air Arm
During
the Allied campaign in Norway,
As well as the evacuations
from Dunkirk
Later
in the war it reverted to a training role
The
Roc was withdrawn altogether during 1943
The Blackburn Shark was a British
Carrier-borne biplane torpedo
bomber
Primarily
serving with the Fleet Air Arm
Despite
reaching obsolescence in 1937
They
still played an active combat role
At
Dunkirk and in the Pacific theatre
The
Sharks were finally retired in 1945
