The Longest Bombing Mission Britain Ever Flew @ImperialWarMuseums
The Longest Bombing Mission Britain Ever Flew @ImperialWarMuseums
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Black Buck raid sent a single Vulcan bomber 4,000 miles to strike Stanley airfield, supported by a chain of refuelling aircraft. Even limited damage forced Argentina to pull fighters back to defend the mainland, reshaping the conflict.
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