Imma check that out as well. Thanks, Treb.
As for the book, I only need infos for one scene so I think the data I can find on the internet is more than enough. I don't need to go too deep with the description, just to depict the plane and its crew.
Just a heads up from a military aviation buff.
Even if just one scene, do at least a little research on how a crew would interact inside the plane during a mission. Their was a class divide between officers and enlisted in British service, but on the other hand flight crews tended to be closer then other types of units. Just do a little digging to figure out how they'd address each other, how they'd use the internal comm system, and that sort of thing.
For instance, would the navigator say, "Navigator to pilot, we're 10 miles from the target," "Captain, we're approaching the target". Would the other crew members ID themselves by their positions in the plane or by name, etc?