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Bristol Brabazon

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Large propeller-driven airliner

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B-36 Peacemaker

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Commonwealth of Nations

London Heathrow Airport

United States Air Force

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1940s British airliners Aircraft first flown in 1949 Aircraft with contra-rotating propellers Aircraft with retractable tricycle landing gear Bristol Aeroplane Company aircraft Cancelled aircraft projects Eight-engined four-prop tractor aircraft Eight-engined piston aircraft Low-wing aircraft

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