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WH725 English Electric Canberra B.2, Imperial War Museum, Duxford, United Kingdom
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One of the few
remaining versions of the venerable English
Electric Canberra witch is still in service with
the RAF is the Canberra Mk 17. The last
Canberra's fly with 360 squadron at AFB Wyton
where they perform training-flights for
electronic warfare, the job that the Canberra
performs is to jam electronic systems the same
way a wartime enemy would do. |
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Canberra T Mk 17 |
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Developing
Nation: |
United Kingdom. |
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First Flight(s): |
May 13, 1949 (
Canberra B Mk 1). |
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Crew: |
1 or 2. |
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Wing Span: |
19,5 m. |
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Wing: |
49,20 mē. |
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Length: |
19,95 m. |
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Weight empty: |
10.070 Kg. |
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Weight Max.
Load: |
20.865 Kg. |
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Engine (s): |
2 Rolls Royce
Avon 206 turbojets with 4990 Kg. thrust. each. |
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Max. Speed: |
871 Km/h. |
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Max. Height: |
14.630 Km. |
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Max. Range: |
5.842 Km with
max. fuel. |
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Weapons: |
none |
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