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The B(I)8 Canberra (the "I" stands for "Interdictor") lost the one-piece "glasshouse" bubble canopy so "loved" by aircrews and sported instead a fighter type canopy. This was offset from the aircraft's centreline giving the B(I)8 a very distinctive profile shared by the photo-reconn variant, the PR-9, (and of course the Sea Vixen). In June 1972, 16 Sqn (RAF Laarbruch) finally turned-in the last RAF B(I)8 Canberra after a squadron ownership of 14 years! 3 Sqn's B(I)8s (RAF Geilenkirchen) went in January of the same year after flying with the squadron for 11 years. 14 Sqn (RAF Wildenrath) had lost their B(I)8s in June 1970 after 8 years with the Night Intruder. View other product and find out more about Corgi Classics and Aircraft. Related ProductsCorgi Classics > Catalogues > Corgi Classics January - December 2007 > Aviation Archive Corgi Classics > Livery > Aviation > Military > Royal Air Force Corgi Classics > Ranges > Aircraft > Aviation Archive > Jet Fighters Registered Users: Bookmark
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