Vickers Warwick aircraft

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The Vickers Warwick aircraft was a British twin-engined multi-role military aircraft of World War II, used primarily for transport, air-sea rescue, and maritime patrol duties.

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Vickers Warwick (prototypes) 1
Vickers Warwick aircraft canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II aircraft
military aircraft
multi-role aircraft
twin-engined aircraft
aircraftCategory land-based patrol aircraft
airframeType mid-wing monoplane
armament bomb load
defensive machine guns
construction geodetic airframe
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 6
designedAs heavy bomber
designedBy Vickers design team
engineConfiguration twin-engine
era 1930s–1940s
firstFlight 1939
height approximately 17 ft
introduced 1942
length approximately 70 ft
manufacturer Vickers-Armstrongs
maximumSpeed approximately 260 mph
notableFeature use in air-sea rescue with lifeboat drops
numberBuilt over 800
operatorType military
powerplantType piston engine
primaryUser Royal Air Force
range approximately 1,500 miles
relatedTo Vickers Wellington
retired late 1940s
role multi-role military aircraft
specialEquipment airborne lifeboat
status retired from service
tailConfiguration conventional tailunit
usedBy Polish Armed Forces in the West
surface form: Polish Air Forces in exile

RAF Coastal Command
surface form: Royal Air Force Coastal Command

RAF Transport Command
surface form: Royal Air Force Transport Command

South African Air Force
usedFor air-sea rescue
anti-submarine warfare
general reconnaissance
maritime patrol
transport
usedInConflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
variant Warwick ASR
Warwick C
Warwick GR
wingSpan approximately 95 ft

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Vickers-Armstrongs notableProduct Vickers Warwick aircraft
Rolls‑Royce Vulture engine usedInAircraft Vickers Warwick aircraft
subject surface form: Rolls-Royce Vulture
this entity surface form: Vickers Warwick (prototypes)