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Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Nimrod maritime patrol aircraft. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Handley Page Victor nuclear bomber. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Navigator position in british bomber. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. The FV 4201 Chieftain was the main battle tank of the United Kingdom. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Blackburn Buccaneer. UK naval low level strike aircraft. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Rear gunner display in air museum.

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019.The FV603 Saracen is a six-wheeled armoured personnel carrier built by Alvis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Display of early 1940`s office equipment. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Handley Page Halifax heavy bomber. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. The Messerschmitt Bf 109 G Gustav Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. British Hawker Hurricane fighter. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Inside a Douglas DC3 Dakota troop transport. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, York, UK, 21/10/2019. Rear gunner display in air museum. A tail gunner or rear gunner is a crewman on a military aircraft who functions as a gunner defending against enemy fighter attacks from the rear, or `tail`, of the plane.