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Loading a Blue Steel missile onto a Vulcan, RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire, February 1963 | Avro vulcan, Royal air force, Aircraft
Avro Vulcan with Blue Steel Standoff Missile and Hydrogen Bomb. Editorial Photo - Image of royal, july: 225438666
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1:144) Avro Z.101 Manned Blue Steel (Q9Y82MPEQ) by lippischh
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File:Avro Vulcan B.2 silhouettes showing external stores (Blue Steel and Skybolt).png - Wikimedia Commons
Blue Steel (missile) - Wikipedia
