Don't be daft, that's clearly a Sopwith Camel!
Cockpit of the Day: The Lancaster was way ahead of its time, with fly by wire controls and a touch screen weapons system and full waitress service. #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/l2T4cGfam3
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Waitress service was only on the Polar route!
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But tasteless to post a pic of Dresden..
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You are totally right that the Lancaster was ahead of it’s time, but that’s not a Lancaster - It’s a Vulcan
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Errrr, where are the furry dice and the green sunstrip?
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The crew flew in just their shorts due to so much heat generated by the valves and transformers in the back of the instrument panel .
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One of the best kept secrets of the war.
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I hear the tail gunner’s turret even had an ensuite ?
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And I thought it was direct to the outside.
Well, you learn something new every day. 
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