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Avro Lincoln in RAAF Service

Avro Lincoln in RAAF Service

The Avro Lincoln was originally called the Lancaster B.IV, but was renamed. Produced in Australia by the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), a total of 73 GAF Lincolns were made.

The GAF Lincoln B Mk.30 was originally powered by Merlin 85 engines and later with a combination of two Merlin 66s in the outboard positions and two inboard Merlin 85s.

The GAF Lincoln B Mk.30A was equipped with four Merlin 102s.

The GAF Lincoln MR31 had a 6′ 6″ nose extension for radar for the maritime reconnaissance role.

The Lincoln served during the Malaya Emergency, based at Butterworth Malaysia and used for bombing communist guerrillas. During this time they flew 3,000 sorties. Lincolns served in the RAAF from 1946 until 1961.

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Avro Lincoln Mk.30

Avro Lincoln Mk.31

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