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| Description | Alcock & Brown's Vickers Vimy at the Science Museum, South Kensington, 11/08. The first aircraft to cross the Atlantic in 1919. The Vimy was the final British heavy bomber design of WWI but too late to see operational service; nonetheless, it was the principal heavy bomber of the RAF well into the 1920s. | |||||||||||||
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