Towards Swordfish Mk.II
Affectionately referred to as 'Stringbag' by those that travelled them, the Fairey Swordfish torpedo bomber was already outdated whenever WWII broke down, however supplied valuable solution and obtained such notable missions because the assault on the Italian Navy at Taranto and damaging the German battleship Bismarck. As more recent, faster aircraft were developed to change it, the Swordfish was modified to be an anti-submarine aircraft. The Mk.II featured steel lower wings that allowed it to be armed with ten rockets or depth fees, which, and its sturdy design and long stamina, managed to get a great anti-submarine aircraft to be used on merchant aircraft carriers into the Atlantic convoys.
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