A digital illustration of the anti-submarine patrol aircraft from image1 in mid-flight over the ocean. The aircraft features a bulky, deep fuselage with a dark grey upper half and a light grey lower half. It has a distinctive stepped double canopy with crew members visible inside. The nose houses a large engine with contra-rotating propellers that are blurred from motion. British roundels—concentric blue, white, and red circles—mark the side of the fuselage and the upper wings. Underneath the wings, the plane is heavily loaded with rows of unguided rockets and large bombs on pylons. A lowered radome or equipment bay protrudes from the plane's belly. The background shows a choppy blue sea, a distant rocky coastline on the left, and a partly cloudy sky. Small ships can be seen on the horizon to the right. The style of the image remains faithful to image1.
overlay text: The words 'ROYAL NAVY' are written in black capital letters on the rear fuselage. The word 'FIN' is written in black letters on the tail fin.
