Air Stories — page 66: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

\OI7 saw the advent of the Bristol Fighter which helped fo turn the tide of the War Se Ve i ; ie ay tributed to RF.C. & R.AF supremacy until the Armistice The ‘Biff’ continued in constant service with the army co-operation squadrons of the R.A.F until 1O3O. ) ae Anh Li Me Rolls Royee Falcon — CS5Ohp.— 125 m.p.b. The Bristol Bulldog arrived in IQ27 and became the standard R.A.F day - and-night fighter The majority of the fighter squad- rone used the Bulldog antil its com— paratively recent replacement by the Gloster Gauntlet l9Se7— Bristol Jupiter — 450hp.-I75mph ‘By 1937 saw the besionng of athird decade witht f appearance of the Bristol fi ‘a Blenheim in many new _ wm AWS NG TTA ll Mi LiL atts R.A.F. mediam bomber squadrons. Lin yn Gyn a Wire yeni SS) ZZ The Blenheim is the fastest bomber i a Ee in Service in any air force in the World. \ ‘ fon tod HA a / 1938 — 2 Bristo! Mercary —