What REALLY Happened to Britain’s Avro Lancaster Bombers After WW2
Over 7,000 Lancasters were built. By 1960, almost all of them were gone. The most iconic bomber of the Second World War — the aircraft that breached the Ruhr dams, dropped the Grand Slam, and defined British airpower — was scrapped, sold, and quietly erased from history within a single decade of victory. From surplus airfields in Lincolnshire to the bottom of Norwegian lakes, from Argentine runways to French naval patrols over the Atlantic, this is the untold story of what happened to Britain’s greatest bomber after the guns fell silent. Only 18 survive today. Find out why. Credit to : WWII War Explained
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