Four thousand pound 'cookie' in front of the IAF Museum's Canberra that caused some headaches when dropped on Pakistani airfields during the 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak Wars. Canberras of No. 5 Sqn. "Tuskers", No. 16 Sqn. "Cobras", No. 35 Sqn. "Rapiers" and the Jet Bomber Conversion Unit (JBCU) built their reputation on this formidable aircraft during both wars.

Originally intended for the RAF as XH237 but diverted off MoD contract as part of a 68 aircraft deal for India in 1.57. India was the largest foreign user of the Canberra and required that their B(I)58s were fitted with extra navigation equipment, including a radio altimeter and other mods