United States' Douglas TBD Devastator photo added

The TBD Devastator a design that was used past it's prime. But with nothing else available the fliers still flew them to battle the enemy.
I've added an additional photo for it.

United States' Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger torpedo bomber updated

I've added additional production figures for the Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber.

United Kingdom's Vickers Vildebeest torpedo bomber, Vincent general purpose added

In the years leading up to World War II the British started their rearmament programs later than some countries. As a result some of the out dated aircraft of the early 1930s were still being used by the military. One such aircraft was the Vickers Vildebeest and the Vickers Vincent.
I've now added a page for them.

Japan's Nakajima B6N Tenzan updated

The Nakajima B6N Tenzan was to be a replacement for the B5N. It had a much stronger engine which initially caused it much difficulty.

Japan's Nakajima B5N torpedo bomber updated

The Nakajima B5N was instrumental in Japan's early successes. I've updated my page with additional historical and specification information.

United States' Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger torpedo bomber updated

The Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger was seen in nearly every naval battle starting with the Battle of Midway.
I've now updated its page with additional specification and production information.

United Kingdom's Fairey Barracuda torpedo bomber / dive bomber updated

The Fairey Barracuda was used by the Fleet Air Arm starting in September 1943 at the Salerno beach landings.
I've made additional updates to the specifications and historical information.

United States' Douglas TBD Devastator torpedo bomber updated

The Douglas TBD Devastator torpedo bomber was the first monoplane torpedo plane used by the United States Navy. It was obsolete when World War II started, but was still used during the first couple years.

United Kingdom's Bristol Beaufort torpedo-bomber updated

Now finished with this round of changes on the Bristol Beaufort that were produced in Australia.

United Kingdom's Bristol Beaufort torpedo-bomber updated

The Royal Air Forces' primary torpedo bomber from 1940 - 1943 was the Bristol Beaufort.

I've updated the information for the Mk I and II. I'll be updating more of the different models later.

Japan's Nakajima B6N Tenzan ("heavenly mountain"), torpedo bomber added

Even before the B5N torpedo bomber was to prove itself in battle, the Nakajima B6N Tenzen was designed. It had initial difficulties in the development and prototype stages but eventually made it to production. It was primarily used in the last 18 months of the war.
I've added a new page for the B6N in my web site.

Japan's Nakajima B5N "Kate" torpedo bomber added

Probably the Japanese plane that was feared the most by American ships was the Nakajima B5N torpedo bomber. During the attack on Pearl Harbor and in many of the following naval battle in the Pacific the B5N was very affective at sinking ships.
I've added a new page to my site for it.

Germany's Heinkel He 115 floatplane, torpedo bomber, minelayer added

I've added a new page for the German Heinkel He 115 floatplane that was used during World War II.

United States' Grumman TBF/TBM Avenger torpedo bomber updated

I've updated the information on the United States' Grumman TBF Avenger. It was introduced at the Battle of Midway and went on to be in service until 1954 with the United States Navy.

United Kingdom's Fairey Swordfish torpedo-bomber updated

I've added additional specifications and historical information for the Fairey Swordfish. Unlike the previously mentioned Battle, the Swordfish was a very successful torpedo bomber despite it being an out of date biplane.

United Kingdom's Fairey Barracuda torpedo bomber / dive bomber added

In World War II the British used the Fairey Barracuda as a carrier torpedo bomber and dive bomber.

United Kingdom's Fairey Albacore torpedo-bomber added

I've added a page for one of the torpedo bombers used by the United Kingdom in World War II, the Fairey Albacore.

Italy's Cant Z.1007 Alcione (kingfisher) medium bomber

I've always been fascinated by the Italian three engined planes that they used during the war. For me, a total non-designer, I have to ask, why not just have 4 engines instead of 3? But then again, what do I know about aeronautics!

I've added a page for one of those 3 engined planes used in World War II by the Italians, the Cant Z.1007 Alcione.

United Kingdom's Bristol Beaufort torpedo-bomber

I've added a page for the United Kingdom's Bristol Beaufort torpedo-bomber which I've haven't read a lot about.