Bristol Bulldog

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The Bristol Bulldog was a British single-seat biplane fighter aircraft of the interwar period, widely used by the Royal Air Force in the late 1920s and 1930s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biplane
fighter aircraft
military aircraft
single-seat aircraft
aircraftCategory pre-World War II fighter
airframeCovering fabric
airframeMaterial metal
armament two fixed forward-firing machine guns
configuration open cockpit
construction metal structure with fabric covering
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 1
designPurpose day fighter
developedFrom Bristol Type 105 design lineage
engineType Bristol Jupiter radial engine NERFINISHED
enteredService 1929
era between World War I and World War II
firstFlight 1927
landingGear fixed tailwheel undercarriage
manufacturer Bristol Aeroplane Company NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the most widely used RAF fighters of the early 1930s
numberBuilt over 400
operatorType air force
powerplantConfiguration single-engine
primaryUser Royal Air Force
propulsion single propeller
retiredFromRAF late 1930s
role fighter
serviceEntryDecade 1920s
status retired
successor Gloster Gauntlet NERFINISHED
Gloster Gladiator NERFINISHED
survivors several museum aircraft and replicas exist
usedBy Estonian Air Force NERFINISHED
Finnish Air Force NERFINISHED
Latvian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Air Force
Royal Australian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Danish Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Swedish Air Force NERFINISHED
Spanish Republican Air Force NERFINISHED
usedFor aerobatic displays in some air forces
air defence
fighter pilot training in later service
usedInConflict Continuation War NERFINISHED
Spanish Civil War NERFINISHED
Winter War NERFINISHED
usedInPeriod interwar period
wingConfiguration biplane

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No. 101 Squadron RAF operatedAircraft Bristol Bulldog
Bristol Aeroplane Company notableProduct Bristol Bulldog
Bristol Mercury radial engine poweredAircraft Bristol Bulldog
subject surface form: Bristol Mercury