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Short Stirlings at the Short Queens Island factory, Belfast
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Short Stirlings at the Short Queens Island factory, Belfast
Short Stirlings at the Short Queens Island factory in Belfast
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Short Stirlings at the Short Queens Island Factory in Belfast" is a captivating photograph that offers a glimpse into the rich history of aviation and aircraft manufacturing in Northern Ireland. The image, taken at the iconic Short Brothers Queens Island factory in Belfast, showcases several Short Stirling aircraft in various stages of production. The Short Stirling was a four-engine heavy bomber that was developed and produced by Short Brothers during World War II. It was the first British twin-engine bomber to enter operational service and was a significant contribution to the Royal Air Force's (RAF) strategic bombing campaign against Germany. The photograph provides a fascinating insight into the production process of these impressive aircraft. In the foreground, we see a partially dismantled Short Stirling, with its wings and engines removed, lying on the factory floor. Workers in overalls can be seen in the background, busy assembling other components of the aircraft. The vastness of the factory is evident, with rows of aircraft parts and tools stretching into the distance. The Short Queens Island factory was a hub of innovation and production during World War II, and this photograph is a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of the men and women who worked there. The Short Stirling was a complex and challenging aircraft to build, and the photograph captures the scale and complexity of the manufacturing process. Today, the Short Queens Island factory is a symbol of Belfast's rich aviation heritage, and this photograph is a reminder of the important role that Short Brothers played in the development of British aviation during World War II. The Short Stirling may no longer be in production, but this photograph remains a lasting tribute to the men and women who built these magnificent aircraft and the vital role they played in the war effort.
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