In this exciting second episode of our three-part series, we continue our conversation with Canberra pilot Mike Fazakerley.

Mike shares his deep connection with the English Electric Canberra Whiskey Kilo 118 and recounts his journey from childhood fascination with aviation to his RAF career.

Discover the remarkable history of the Canberra, its role during the Cold War, and Mike's personal experiences flying this iconic aircraft.

Join us as we explore the cockpit, the unique features of the Canberra, and the memories that come flooding back for Mike as he revisits his past.

In this episode of the Avro Heritage Museum podcast, we welcome Mike Fazakerley, a distinguished former RAF pilot, who shares his remarkable journey from joining the RAF cadets at just 14 to becoming an accomplished instructor.

We delve into the fascinating history of the English Electric Canberra, particularly the Whiskey Kilo 118 model, which holds a special place in Mike's heart.

Alongside Mike, we explore various military armaments, including the Grand Slam and Yellow Sun bombs, discussing their significance and design intricacies.

Join us for an enlightening conversation that intertwines aviation history with the evolution of military technology.

In this gripping continuation of our exploration of the Avro Manchester, Chris Bewick is joined by Jim Clancy, an Avro member and Manchester enthusiast.

Jim recounts two heroic tales from the aircraft's combat operations during World War II, highlighting the bravery and skill of the young pilots who navigated perilous situations.

From the remarkable journey of Pilot Officer Kipper Herring, who nursed his damaged aircraft back home, to the courageous sacrifice of Pilot Officer Leslie Mansa during the first thousand bomber raid, these stories illustrate the tremendous responsibilities faced by these pilots.

Join us as we delve into the legacy of the Manchester and its pivotal role in the development of the Lancaster bomber.