LV907

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LV907 is the serial number of a famous Royal Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber known as "Friday the 13th," celebrated for its extensive World War II service and later reconstruction as a museum exhibit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Handley Page Halifax bomber ⓘ
Royal Air Force aircraft ⓘ
World War II military aircraft ⓘ
aircraftConfiguration mid‑upper and rear gun turrets ⓘ
aircraftFamily Handley Page Halifax ⓘ
aircraftType Handley Page Halifax Mk III ⓘ
airframeConfiguration four‑engined heavy bomber ⓘ
armamentType defensive machine‑gun turrets ⓘ
internal bomb bay ⓘ
associatedWith RAF Bomber Command offensive over Germany ⓘ
RAF Lissett memorial culture ⓘ
basedAt RAF Lissett ⓘ
commemoratedBy full‑scale reconstruction ⓘ
commemorativeRole symbol of Halifax contribution in WWII ⓘ
countryOfService United Kingdom ⓘ
displayedAt Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington ⓘ
enteredServiceWithUnit No. 158 Squadron RAF ⓘ
hasCrewComplement typically seven aircrew ⓘ
hasMarkings code NP-F ⓘ
nose art Friday the 13th ⓘ
hasNickname Friday the 13th ⓘ
hasNoseArtTheme superstitious motif of Friday the 13th ⓘ
hasReconstructionFeature incorporates parts from multiple Halifax airframes ⓘ
hasReconstructionFeature painted in wartime markings of Friday the 13th ⓘ
hasSerialNumber LV907 ⓘ
heritageStatus iconic Halifax of RAF Bomber Command ⓘ
honours commemorates Halifax crews of Bomber Command ⓘ
manufacturer Handley Page Limited ⓘ
memorializedAs reconstructed Halifax Friday the 13th at Yorkshire Air Museum ⓘ
memorialType museum exhibit ⓘ
notableFor being one of the most famous Halifax bombers ⓘ
large number of operational sorties ⓘ
surviving extensive World War II service ⓘ
operatedBy No. 158 Squadron RAF ⓘ
Royal Air Force ⓘ
powerplantType radial piston engines ⓘ
reconstructionLocation Yorkshire Air Museum ⓘ
role heavy bomber ⓘ
serviceBranch RAF Bomber Command ⓘ
status aircraft scrapped after the war ⓘ
usedFor minelaying operations ⓘ
night bombing operations ⓘ
strategic bombing ⓘ
support of Allied campaigns in Europe ⓘ
usedInConflict Second World War ⓘ
linked to: World War II

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