Victor

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Victor is a British Cold War–era jet aircraft that served as both a strategic bomber and later an aerial refueling tanker for the Royal Air Force.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerial refueling tanker
jet aircraft
strategic bomber
aircraftCategory V-bomber
aircraftConfiguration mid-wing monoplane
aircraftRole aerial refueling tanker
nuclear bomber
strategic bomber
alliedWith NATO strategic forces
contemporaneousWith Avro Vulcan
Vickers Valiant
convertedTo aerial refueling tanker
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 5
designedBy Handley Page design team
designedFor high-altitude bombing
nuclear deterrent role
developedFrom Handley Page design studies for V-bombers
era Cold War
firstFlight 1952
introduced 1958
manufacturer Handley Page
notableFeature crescent-shaped wing
numberOfEngines 4
operatedBy Royal Air Force
partOf V-bomber force
powerplant turbojet engine
retired 1993
serviceBranch Royal Air Force
successorRole air-to-air refueling support
tailConfiguration T-tail
usedBy Royal Air Force Air Support Command
Royal Air Force Bomber Command
usedFor conventional bombing
maritime reconnaissance (limited)
tanker support for strike aircraft
usedInConflict Falklands War
Gulf War
wingConfiguration swept wing

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