Vickers Wellington The most mass produced bomber of the Second World War. The twin engine Vickers Wellington medium bomber was designed against specification B.9/32, with the first protoVickers Type (K4049) being flown at Brooklands on 15th June 1936.&nbsp;Designed by&nbsp;Vickers-Armstrongs&nbsp;Chief Designer Rex Pierson, utilising the&nbsp;geodetic construction methods devised by Barnes Wallace and as&nbsp;used in the earlier&nbsp;Vickers Wellesley.&nbsp;The twin-engine Vickers Wellington continued to serve with distinction throughout World War II, despite eventually being superseded in its primary role by the much larger, 'heavy bombers' such as the&nbsp;Avro&nbsp;Lancaster&nbsp;and the&nbsp;Vickers&nbsp;Warwick. 'The Wellie'&nbsp;was to bear the brunt of the Bomber Command offensive against Germany, making up some 60% of the numbers in the first 1,000 bomber raid on 30th May 1942. The Vickers Type also served with distinction with Coastal and Overseas Commands throughout the War, on marine reconnaissance and anti-submarine duties.&nbsp;The robust nature of its revolutionary&nbsp;construction paid

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