Thesaurus Term/Concept: LANCASTER

Identifier	111367
Class	AIRCRAFT TYPE
Status	Preferred
Index?	Yes
Scope Note	Four-engined heavy bomber, developed by Avro from the twin-engined Manchester. Entered service in 1942 as the RAF's principal night bomber and took part in the 1,000 bomber raids as well as the famous Dam Busters raid.

Broader Terms/Concepts (3)

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Instances/Examples (10)

Context	Record
Monument Type	MLI91723 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site and War Memorial, Kirkby Green, Scopwick (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI116028 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site and War Memorial, Sibsey Northlands (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125416 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Ash Holt Wood, Scopwick (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125554 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, RAF East Kirkby (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125802 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Revesby (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125800 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, River Bain (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI98436 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Sleaford Road, Branston (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI89212 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Swayfield (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125799 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Tattershall and Coningsby Gas Works (Monument)
Monument Type	MLI125555 Avro Lancaster Aircraft Crash Site, Ulceby Cross (Monument)