The Northrop P-61 Black Widow was an American
Twin-engine, twin-boom
fighter aircraft of WW2
It
was Named after the North
American spider
It
was most effectively used as a night fighter
By United States Army Air Forces globally
It was operational from 1944 until 1954
The Vickers Warwick was a British
Twin-engine
large bomber aircraft
Delays
in production meant it was
Obsolete
for the role it was intended
They
still retained a role in the war effort
As
maritime reconnaissance
With Coastal
Command
And
as part of RAF Transport Command
The Martin
187 Baltimore was an American
Twin-engine
light attack bomber
Originally
ordered by the French in May 1940
But
after the fall of France They were diverted
To
Britain for the RAF and were used exclusively
In
the Mediterranean and Middle East theatres
Operating
to great effect for the duration of the war
The Handley Page HP.52 Hampden was a British
Twin-engine medium
bomber operated by the RAF
They
came into service at the outbreak of WW2
It
was retired from Bomber Command in late 1942
By
1943 it was superseded by the larger bombers
Like
the four-engine heavy Avro Lancaster
The Armstrong Whitworth A.W.41 Albemarle
Was
a twin-engine British transport aircraft
And
was one of the aircraft which entered service
With
the Royal Air Force during the Second World War
It
was originally planned to fulfil a bomber role
But
was re-tasked for aerial reconnaissance and transport
The Armstrong Whitworth A.W.38 Whitley
Was
a British twin-engine medium/heavy bomber
In
service with the RAF at the outbreak of WW2
By
1942 it was superseded by the larger bombers
Like
the four-engine heavy Avro Lancaster
They
still retained a role in the war effort
As
maritime reconnaissance with Coastal Command
A
glider-tug, trainer and as a transport aircraft
The Gloster Gladiator was a British
It is a
single-seat biplane fighter
Operated by
the Royal Air Force
And saw action in
almost all theatres
During the Second
World War
