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English Electric Canberra         
  • Group of RAF Canberra B.15s of No. 45 Squadron at [[RAF Tengah]], Singapore, 1963
  • No. 2 Squadron]] livery. On display at [[RAAF Base Wagga]]
  • Canberra PR.9 ''XH135''
  • The first Canberra B.2 prototype, VX165
  • Museo Nacional de Aeronáutica]] in Buenos Aires
  • Transvaal]]
  • RAAF Canberra B.20 of No. 2 Squadron during a strike out of [[Phan Rang Air Base]], Vietnam, March 1970
  • Canberra B-108 lost in the 1982 [[Falklands War]]
  • RNAS Yeovilton]], 1985
  • A flight of three RAF Canberra B.2s flying in formation during the 1950s
  • Wreckage of a crashed [[Indian air force]] Canberra in Agra, India on 19 December 2005
  • Canberra PR.3 of [[No. 540 Squadron RAF]] at London Heathrow in June 1953
  • Martin EB-57B
  • Modified Canberra B.2 (WV787) at Newark Air Museum
  • A Swedish Air Force Tp 52, (a Canberra T.11 secretly converted for ELINT missions), at Svedinos Museum
  • Instrument panel of a Canberra cockpit, 2006
  • English Electric Canberra 3-view drawing
  • Canberra B.2 ''WD940'', 1951
  • Luftwaffe]] at the museum at [[Gatow Airport]]
  • English Electric Canberra T.4
  • Canberra (dark blue) and B-57 (light blue) operators<ref name="Aero93-7">Jones 1997, pp. 93–97.</ref>
  • canopy]]. The navigator sits inside the nose section.
  • An RAAF Canberra during maintenance, ''circa'' 1967
  • Canberra T17A
  • Rolls-Royce Avon engine on display, Temora Aviation Museum, 2011
  • AFB Waterkloof]], circa 1980
  • English Electric Canberra 52002 (Swedish Air Force Tp 52) on display at the [[Swedish Air Force Museum]] in [[Linköping]] (July 2019). The two Tp 52s were built as T.11s and secretly converted to the ELINT role in Sweden
  • Venezuela Air Force Canberra, March 1972
  • alt=Wide view of jet aircraft: The fin is red; short black stripes running perpendicular to and on top of the fuselage.
  • British Government public information film on the Canberra and its contribution to NATO
1949 BOMBER AIRCRAFT FAMILY BY ENGLISH ELECTIC
BAC Canberra; Canberra bomber; BAE Canberra; EE Canberra; Canberra B2; Canberra B.2; Project Robin; Shorts S.C.9; Shorts S.C.4; English Electric E.A.4; English Electric E.A.3; English Electric E.A.2; English Electric E.A.1; Shorts S.D.1; Canberra PR 9; English Electric Canberra B(I).8; English Electric Canberra B.1; English Electric Canberra B2; English Electric Canberra T.4; English Electric Canberra PR.9; English Electric Tp52; English Electric Canberra PR.3; BAC Canberra B.62; BAC Canberra T.64; GAF Canberra; English Electric Canberra T.17; English Electric Canberra B.2; Short SC.6
The English Electric Canberra is a British first-generation, jet-powered medium bomber. It was developed by English Electric during the mid- to late 1940s in response to a 1944 Air Ministry requirement for a successor to the wartime de Havilland Mosquito fast bomber.
English Electric Lightning         
  • BAC Lightning F Mk.6 3-view drawings
  • F.6 cockpit
  • Lightning F.1, serial XG337 on display at the [[Royal Air Force Museum Cosford]]
  • [[Kuwait Air Force]] Lightning F.53 in 1969 with both underwing and overwing [[SNEB]] pods
  • Lightning F.6 XS904 after a high-speed taxi run at 2012 Cold War Jets Day, Bruntingthorpe
  • Saudi Air Force]] T.55 at [[RAF Coltishall]], in use by [[No. 226 Operational Conversion Unit]] for training Saudi pilots, 1968
  • ZU-BEX Electric Lightning T5, alongside a [[Jaguar E-Type]], at [[Thunder City]], Cape Town, South Africa, 2002
  • Lightning F.6 at the Museum of Aviation, [[Warner Robins, Georgia]], United States, now at on display at Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona
  • A Royal Air Force Lightning F.1A at Yeovilton, 8 September 1973
  • Lightning F.3 in flight, 1983
  • Underside of a Lightning F.3 with undercarriage deployed, 23 June 1979
  • The two P.1 research aircraft
  • Lightning in flight at the Ysterplaat Airshow, Cape Town, September 2006
  • P1A
  • The "Sea Lightning" concept
  • A USAF [[Sikorsky HH-53]]C helicopter of the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron lifts a Lightning at [[RAF Woodbridge]], Suffolk, 18 December 1987.
  • English Electric Lightning (XS929), displayed as a gate guardian at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus
  • Nine Lightning F.1s of No.74 Squadron display at the 1961 SBAC show, Farnborough
  • 56 Sqn Lightning receives Firestreaks at Akrotiri, 1963.
  • Lightning P.1A at the [[Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester]]
  • Royal Saudi Air Force Lightning F.53 [[gate guardian]] at the King Faisal air base in Tabuk
  • Lightning F1 XM135 at Imperial War Museum, Duxford
  • 11 Squadron]] in 1980
1954 INTERCEPTOR AIRCRAFT FAMILY BY ENGLISH ELECTRIC
Ee lightning; BA Lightning; BAC Lightning; English Electric P 1; Electric Lightning; English Electric P.1; English electric lighning; English-electric lightning; Bac lightning; English Electric/BAC Lightning; English Electric P.1B Lightning; English Electric Lightning F.1; English Electric Lightning F.3; English Electric Lightning T.4; English Electric P.1A; English Electric P.1.A; BAC Lightning F.6; English Electric Lightning F.2; English Electric Lightning F.1A; English Electric Lightning T.5; AI.223; English Electric Lightning F.53; British lighting; Lighting aircraft; Lightning jet
The English Electric Lightning is a British fighter aircraft that served as an interceptor during the 1960s, the 1970s and into the late 1980s. It remains the only UK-designed-and-built fighter capable of Mach 2.
English Electric Part Two         
ALBUM BY BIG BIG TRAIN
English Electric Part Two (album)
English Electric Part Two is the eighth studio album by the English progressive rock band Big Big Train. It was released on 4 March 2013, by English Electric Recordings and GEP.
Ejemplos de uso de English ELectric
1. In 1'46, English Electric took over Marconi‘s firm and it became part of the General Electric Company industrial giant in 1'68 when English Electric merged with GEC.
2. But his startling originality as an engineer had shown itself much earlier, at English Electric in the 1'40s and 1'50s.
3. In 1'50 (by which time Petter had left English Electric) a research aircraft, the Short SB5, was built, and trials with it totally vindicated Petters concept.
4. Page worked on the Canberra under Petter and, after succeeding him as chief engineer at English Electric in 1'50, took the aircraft through all its modifications.
5. Weinstock bought companies such as AEI, owners of domestic appliance maker Hotpoint, merged with English Electric and set up joint ventures with Siemens, GE and Alsthom.