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Congratulations to Eric Fotheringham of

Upton, MA, for correctly identifying

April's mystery plane as the Avro Lincoln,

the last piston-engine bomber to serve the

Royal Air Force (RAF)- Virtually a scaled-up

version of its predecessor—the famous

Lancaster bomber—the Lincoln was pow-

ered by four Rolls-Royce Merlin 85

engines with annular radiators. Armed

with twin .50-caliber Browning machine

guns in the nose turret, two 20mm

Hispano Mk4 or Mk5 cannon in the dorsal

turret, twin .50-caliber machine guns in

the rear turret and up to 14,000 pounds of

bombs, the Lincoln was originally intend-

ed for use in the Pacific theater, but it

arrived on the scene too late for opera-

tional service. First issued to the RAF in

September 1945, the Lincoln became its

standard postwar heavy bomber, and 20

squadrons were eventually equipped with

the plane. The 120-foot-wingspan bomber

was pro-

duced in several different versions, and in addition to 168 aircraft built by Avro, Lincolns were also pro-

duced by Armstrong-Vickers and Armstrong Whitworth and in Canada and Australia. One Lincoln was

even converted for the bulk uplift of fuel and made 45 civil runs during the Berlin Airlift.

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Breezy Day? Let s Go Flying

Specifications:

Wing Span: 35.75 inches

Wing Area: 214.5 sq. inches

Weight: 8 to 11 ounces

Mini-Sport

Specifications:

Wing Span: 48.25 inches

Wing Area:

ight:

Piper J-3 Cub

Specifications:

Wing Span: 35.75 inches

Wing Area: 214.5 sq. inches

Weight: 8 to 11 ounces

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