AC0024 Accession Number: AC0024

AC0006

Photograph AC0006 Second World War, 1939-1945

BELL AIRACOBRA, AMERICAN DESIGNATION P-39. THIS IS A RARE PHOTOGRAPH, LOCATION UNKNOWN; SHOWING WHAT APPEARS TO BE A ROYAL AIR FORCE SERIAL BW-114 ON FUSELAGE. BRITISH (PACIFIC AREA) BLUE/ WHITE ROUND

Airacobra (Aircraft Recognition)

Film F05011 Second World War, 1939-1945

An aircraft recognition film produced for the Directorate of Army Kinematography by Analysis Films Ltd using animated models and shots of actual aircraft. Shows identification features of the Bell Air

AC0162

Photograph AC0162 Second World War, 1939-1945

BELL AIRACOBRA FIGHTER, P-39; NO SERIALS VISIBLE BUT THE HORIZONTAL STRIPES ON RUDDER SUGGEST IT WAS AN EARLY SPECIMEN. NOTE CAR-TYPE ENTRY DOOR.

AC0081

Photograph AC0081 Second World War, 1939-1945

LOCKHEED LIGHTNING (P-38) TWIN-ENGINED FIGHTER. SERIAL, LOCATION AND UNIT UNKNOWN; AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPH NUMBERED 23642 A.C.

011369

Photograph 011369 Second World War, 1939-1945

THE BELL AIRACOBRA. NUMBERED AMONGST AMERICA'S FASTEST PURSUIT AIRCRAFT, THE BELL AIRACOBRA IS NOW IN SERVICE WITH THE FIGHTER COMMAND OF THE R.A.F.

011370

Photograph 011370 Second World War, 1939-1945

THE BELL AIRACOBRA. NUMBERED AMONGST AMERICA'S FASTEST PURSUIT AIRCRAFT, THE BELL AIRACOBRA IS NOW IN SERVICE WITH THE FIGHTER COMMAND OF THE R.A.F.