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All photos by Anders Straarup on 14 SEP 2019 at The Yorkshire Air Museum.

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2000 lb HIGH CAPACITY BOMB Mk I Normal vægt  837,27 kg Total længde  411,48 cm Diameter          46,99 cm Kastet  1941-1945: 31,379 Se andre Bomber og Halifax Bomb Load. Bombelasten kunne sammensættes på mange måder og anbringes i de 6 bomberum i vingerne og i bomberummet i flyets krop. En Halifax kunne medføre op til 24 Containere, der skulle anbringes i bomberummene. Halifax VII NA472 gik tabt over Danmark.  2000 lb HIGH CAPACITY BOMB Mk I Usual weight  1,842 lb Total length       162 in Body diameter     18.5 in Dropped 1941-1945: 31,379 See other Bombs and Halifax Bomb Load. The bomb load could be made up in many ways. Bombs were placed in 6 Wing bays and the Fuselage bomb bay. A Halifax was able to carry max. 24 Containers that had to be placed in the bomb bays. Halifax VII NA472 was lost over Denmark.