The Bristol Bulldog was a single seat fighter of the inter-war period which entered service with the RAF in 1929. It was also a successful export being used by the air forces of nine other countries.
By the start of WW2 it was considered obsolete, and was replaced by the Hurricane in RAF service, but many Bulldogs had seen combat in Spain, and even during WW2 with the Finnish Air Force it scored against superior aircraft.
The Bulldog was armed with 2 x 7.7mm machine guns, and could also carry 4 x 20 lb bombs.
Bulldog Mk II of 1 Squadron RAAF 1931.
Bulldog Mk IIA of the Danish Air Force 1931.
Bulldog Mk IIA of the Danish Air Force 1932.
Bulldog Mk II of the Estonian Air Force 1936.
Bulldog Mk II of the Finnish Air Force 1941.
Bulldog Mk II of 3 Squadron RAF 1930.
Bulldog Mk II of 17 Squadron RAF 1931.
Bulldog Mk II of 17 Squadron RAF 1931.
Bulldog Mk II of 17 Squadron RAF 1931.
Bulldog Mk II of 19 Squadron RAF 1930.
