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The Avro Anson Mk. I was a reliable aircraft used by RAF Coastal Command during World War Two. Despite its limitations, it played a significant role in reconnaissance and general purpose missions. The Anson had a range of capabilities, including acting as an enemy bomber, transporting VIPs, and conducting maritime reconnaissance. Its reliability earned it the nickname "Faithful Annie." However, the Anson had outdated navigation aids, a limited range, and inadequate weapons and defensive capabilities. It was eventually replaced by more suitable aircraft. [Extracted from the article] |
