This model plane is exactly one-sixth the size of the real thing. Made by its owner, this model is of a Stirling Bomber used by the Americans during World War II. The U.S. military were based at ...

On June 9, 1944, just days after the Normandy invasion, Robert Kehoe and his team boarded British Stirling bombers to carry them into the heart of Nazi-occupied France. Above, radio operator Kehoe ...

The crew of the BK716 Short Stirling bomber. Recovery experts have identified a Second World War bomber lying on the bottom of the Markermeer near Amsterdam, resolving a 12-year-long mystery. Defence ...

It was the home to No. 90 Squadron between May and October 1943, who flew Stirling bombers, before being used by the 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit to train crews on heavy bombers. In November 1944 ...

The BK716 Short Stirling bomber was shot down by a German fighter pilot on March 30, 1943, on its way back from a raid over Berlin. The wreckage was located in 2008 when a piece of machinery became ...

The SAS soldiers flew from Rivenhall in Stirling bombers similar to those seen here The last European airborne operation of World War Two was "testament to the skills of the RAF crews" based at ...

Sonar imagery conducted by workers on the North Sea Link project appears to have revealed an RAF Short Stirling bomber, a type of aircraft used to fly reinforcements to the Norwegian resistance.