BRISTOL BUCKINGHAM,
BRIGAND & BUCKMASTER
 
   

The Bristol Type 163 Buckingham was a British WW2 medium
bomber designed as a replacement for the Blenheim. It first
flew in 1943 but by then it was outdated and was used primarily
for transport and liaison duties.

Seeking a replacement for the Beaufighter, Bristol used the
wings, tail and undercarriage of the Buckingham to produce the
Brigand anti-shipping and ground attack aircraft. 147 were
built, remaining in service until 1958.

The Buckmaster was also developed from the Buckingham as
an advanced trainer. The first 65 aircraft were converted from
Buckinghams on the production line.  Considered the "highest
performance trainer in the RAF," the Buckmaster continued to
serve as a trainer until its eventual retirement in the mid-1950s

This CD contains the flight manuals (called Pilot's Notes by the
RAF) for all models of the post-war Bristol twins, the Buckingham,
Brigand and Buckmaster, plus the Descriptive and Servicing
Handbook for the Buckingham. This CD has been copied from
the original flight manuals and  retains any colour pages.

   
   
 
This CD contains:

1. RAF Descriptive and Servicing Handbook for the Bristol
    Buckingham I, AP 2100A Volume One revised to May 1944
    with approx 280 pages.

2. RAF Pilot's Notes for the Bristol Buckingham I, AP 2100A-PN
    dated May 1945 with approx 42 pages.

3. RAF Provisional Pilot's Notes for the Bristol Brigand I,
    AP 2575A-PN dated February 1947 with approx 44 pages.

4. RAF Pilot's Notes for the for the Bristol Brigand B.I and
    MET.3 AP 2575B & C-PN dated March 1949 with approx 60
    pages.

5. RAF Pilot's Notes for the Bristol Buckmaster I, AP 2863A-PN
    dated August 1949 with approx 47 pages.

CD TITLE	BRIGAND
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