What is English Electric Canberra?
{|{{Infobox aircraft begin |name=English Electric Canberra |image=File:English Electric Canberra PR9, UK - Air Force AN1914617.jpg |caption=[[Royal Air Force|RAF]]'s '''English Electric Canberra'''. }}{{Infobox aircraft type |type= [[Bomber]] and [[reconnaissance]] [[aircraft]]. |national origin =[[UK]]-[[Australia]] |manufacturer=[[English Electric]] |first flight=[[1949]] |introduction=[[1951]] |status=Out of service |primary user= [[Royal Air Force]] |produced= |number built=949 examples |unit cost= }} |} The '''English Electric Canberra''' is a famous twin-[[turbojet]] [[UK|British]]-[[Australia|Australian]] [[military]] [[aircraft]]. Originally designed and built as a [[bomber]], it was later modified for [[reconnaissance]] and electronic warfare. It was used in the United Kingdom by the [[Royal Air Force]], [[Fleet Air Arm]], and the [[Royal Aircraft Establishment]]. Other operators are [[Argentina]], [[Australia]], [[Chile]], [[Ecuador]], [[Ethiopia]], [[France]], [[India]], [[New Zealand]], [[Peru]], [[Rhodesia]], [[South Africa]], [[Sweden]], [[Venezuela]], [[West Germany]], and [[Zimbabwe]]. [[USA]] bought two aircrafts for aerial [[test|tests]]. '''English Electric Canberra''' was the basis of the [[Martin B-57 Canberra|Martin B-57]] light bomber. {{Military-stub}} [[Category:Royal Air Force aircraft]] [[Category:Australian military aircraft]] [[Category:British military aircraft]]