- http://century-of-flight.freeola.com Aviation history/…Bristol Beaufort. In 1935 the Air Ministry had issued two specifications, M.15/35 and G.24/35, which detailed requirements for a torpedo-bomber and a general...
- tr2tr.wiki wiki/Bristol_BeaufortBristol Beaufort (Üretici adı İpucu 152 ) bir İngiliz ikiziydi Bristol Airplane Company "motorlu torpido bombardıman uçağı...
- wiki2.org en/Bristol_BeaufortIn this version, the turret was removed and faired over. The last ever Beaufort was a T.Mk.II, which left the Bristol Banwell factory on 25 November 1944.[7].
- youtube.com watchDAP Beaufort: Australian production of the Bristol Beaufort.
- plane-crazy.k-hosting.co.uk Aircraft/WW2-Planes/…The Beaufort was a fast twin-engined torpedo bomber and based on the Bristol Blenheim. ... Bristol Beaufort Mk VIII (DD931) [@ RAF Hendon].
- hangar47.com bristol-beaufort-mk-i_prevue/The Bristol Beaufort was a British twin-engined torpedo bomber designed by the Bristol Aeroplane Company, a design based upon the vast experience gained...
- WikiMili.com en/Bristol_BeaufortIn this version, the turret was removed and faired over. The last ever Beaufort was a T.Mk.II, which left the Bristol Banwell factory on 25 November 1944.
- historyofwar.org articles/weapons_bristol_…The Bristol Beaufort was one of a series of aircraft derived from the earlier Bristol Blenheim. It was designed in response to two Air Ministry specifications...
- birtwistlewiki.com.au wiki/Bristol_BeaufortThe Bristol Beaufort was developed from the Bristol Blenheim. A variant was the Bristol Beaufighter. Originally designed as a torpedo bomber...
- tvd.im aviation/485-bristol-beaufort.htmlAs the successor to Vickers' old Vildebeest biplane, Beaufort thrived in the role until it was eventually replaced by the more capable Bristol-branded Beaufighter.