The Sunderland Mk.III was the RAF’s largest aircraft of WWII and a vital force in the Battle of the Atlantic. This version features upgraded ASV Mk.III radar housed in streamlined wing blisters, helping detect U-boats while avoiding enemy radar detection. Operating from bases like RAF Pembroke Dock, these formidable flying boats played a key role in keeping Allied shipping lanes protected.
The Sunderland Mk.III was the RAF’s largest aircraft of WWII and a vital force in the Battle of the Atlantic. This version features upgraded ASV Mk.III radar housed in streamlined wing blisters, helping detect U-boats while avoiding enemy radar detection. Operating from bases like RAF Pembroke Dock, these formidable flying boats played a key role in keeping Allied shipping lanes protected.
The Sunderland Mk.III was the RAF’s largest aircraft of WWII and a vital force in the Battle of the Atlantic. This version features upgraded ASV Mk.III radar housed in streamlined wing blisters, helping detect U-boats while avoiding enemy radar detection. Operating from bases like RAF Pembroke Dock, these formidable flying boats played a key role in keeping Allied shipping lanes protected.
