The Stirling's low operational ceiling of just 12,000 ft--also caused by the thick wing--meant that it was usually picked on by night fighters; within five months, 67 of the 84 aircraft in service had been lost.
And within five months, 67 of the 84 aircraft in service had been lost. The Stirling's low operational ceiling of just 12,000 ft--also caused by the thick wing--meant that it was usually picked on by night fighters.
The Stirling's low operational ceiling of just 12,000 ft--also caused by the thick wing--meant that it was usually picked on by night fighters. And within five months, 67 of the 84 aircraft in service had been lost.
The Stirling's low operational ceiling of just 12,000 ft--also caused by the thick wing--meant that it was usually picked on by night fighters. And within five months, 67 of the 84 aircraft in service had been lost.