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The Bristol Beaufort was a torpedo bomber that was used by Great Britain during World War II.

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    • The Bristol Beaufort was a torpedo bomber that was used by Great Britain during World War II.
    • The Bristol Beaufort (manufacturer designation Type 152) was a British twin-engined torpedo bomber designed by the Bristol Aeroplane Company, and developed from experience gained designing and building the earlier Blenheim light bomber. Beauforts saw their most extensive use with the Royal Australian Air Force in the Pacific theatre, where they were used until the very end of the war. With the exception of six examples delivered from England, Australian Beauforts were locally produced under license.
    • The Beaufort came from Bristol's submission to meet Air Ministry Specifications M.I5/35 and G.24/35 for respectively a land-based twin-engined torpedo-bomber and a general reconnaissance aircraft. With a production order following under Specification 10/36, the Bristol Type 152 was given the name Beaufort after the Duke of Beaufort, whose ancestral home was nearby in Gloucestershire.
    Length
    • 13.4 m
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    loaded weight main
    • 21230.0
    max speed more
    • at 6,500 ft .ref|With Mk XII torpedo, the Beaufort reached 263 mph (228 kn, 423 km/h).|group=N
    Guns
    • ** 3 .303 in Vickers GO machine guns . ** 6 .303 in Vickers GO machine guns Late production. ** 1 .303 in Browning machine gun in rear-firing chin blister
    climb rate main
    • 1200.0
    number of props
    • 2(xsd:integer)
    length alt
    • 13.46 m
    span main
    • 1762.7600000000002
    emptyweight
    • 6300.0
    Speed
    • 431.0
    power/mass alt
    • 0(xsd:double)
    cruise speed main
    • 255(xsd:integer)
    Affiliation
    cruise speed alt
    • 221(xsd:integer)
    height alt
    • 4.34 m
    Name
    • Bristol Beaufort Mk VIII
    primary user
    Type
    type of prop
    • 14(xsd:integer)
    loading main
    • 42(xsd:double)
    range alt
    • 1400(xsd:integer)
    length main
    • 1346.2
    power alt
    • 843.0
    area main
    • 503.0
    power main
    • 1130.0
    bombs
    • ** 1 1,605 lb 18 in Mk XII torpedo or. ** 2,000 lb of bombs or mines.
    height main
    • 434.34000000000003
    Wingspan
    • 17.6 m
    span alt
    • 17.63 m
    range main
    • 1600.0
    Manufacturer
    • Bristol Aeroplane Company
    max speed main
    • 271.5
    engine (prop)
    • Bristol Taurus II, III, VI, XII or XVI
    power/mass main
    • 0(xsd:double)
    climb rate alt
    • 6.096
    ceiling main
    • 16500.0
    empty weight main
    • 13107.0
    loaded weight alt
    • 9629.0
    Developed From
    area alt
    • 46.73
    First Flight
    • 1938-10-15(xsd:date)
    more users
    max speed alt
    • 236(xsd:integer)
    jet or prop?
    • prop
    loading alt
    • 206(xsd:integer)
    empty weight alt
    • 5945.0
    Engine
    • 2(xsd:integer)
    plane or copter?
    • plane
    ceiling alt
    • 5,030 m
    variants with their own articles
    Retired
    • 1944(xsd:integer)
    cruise speed more
    • at 6,500 ft ref|With Mk XII torpedo, the Beaufort reached 225 mph (195 kn, 362 km/h).|group=N
    Crew
    • 4(xsd:integer)
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