Best Fleet Air Arm (Royal Navy) Aircraft of WW2

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Agreed. Considering the age and performance of the Stringbag, I would say that its performance was one of the great surprises of the war.
 
Not really. Which is why the FAA ended up using American Avengers as its primary torpedo bomber late in the war.
 
The Firefly would probably be the only one that could challenge the Swordfish. But I think the Swordfish gets the edge because of its impact. Many of the most famous FAA missions of the war (Bismarck, Taranto) were purely Swordfish affairs.
 

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