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Links to Other Lancaster Bomber web sites, surviving Lancs, Museums, Aviation History, and More.
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Lancaster Survivors:
- The World’s Surviving Lancasters (Lancaster Museum.ca
- Lancaster PA474, ‘Mickey the Moocher’: One of only two Lancasters remaining in air worthy condition out of the 7377 that were built.
- Lancaster, VR-A # KB726, (FM213): The Mynarski Lancaster) The other flying Lancaster, at The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Ontario now bears the markings of the RCAF, 419 “Moose” Squadron Lancaster, famous as the plane in which P/O Andrew Mynarski’s earned a Victoria Cross for his bravery in saving the life of a fellow crew member when when the original KB726 was shot down.
- Lancaster NF920: Easy Elsie. Not exactly a survivor: After being damaged by flak during an attack on the German battleship Tirpitz, she tried to make neutral Sweden where she crash-landed on October 29 1944.
- Lancaster KB882: Edmundston Municipal Airport, New Brunswick
- Lancaster FM-159: Nanton, Alberta, the centrepiece of a museum telling the story of those who served in aircraft like it during the Second World War.
Lancasters on Pedestals: In the “It seemed like a good idea at the time” category. The fact is this is a very destructive way to display an airplane.
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