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- Crashed Barracuda Mk II
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- Barracuda Mk II July 1944
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- Barracuda crashes on HMS Victorious 19 September 1944
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- Prototype Barracuda Mk V LS479
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- Barracuda Mk I P9659 in dive
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- Barracuda Mk III with lifeboat
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- Barracuda Mk II P9667 carrying torpedo
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- Barracuda prototype P1767
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- Barracuda in flight
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- Barracuda Mk I P9659
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- Barracuda Mk I in flight
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- Barracuda Mk II P9682 with torpedo
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- Barracuda land on HMS Illustrious 1948
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- Barracuda Mk II BV858
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- Barracuda Mk III N6B
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- Barracuda Mk II 6M of No 810 Squadron FAA 1943
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- Barracuda Mk I with folded wings
Barracuda was a British carrier-borne torpedo- and dive-bomber used during World War II. It was introduced to the Fleet Air Arm as a replacement for the biplanes Fairey Swordfish and Albacore. It is famous for its role in attacking the German battleship Tirpitz, and widely regarded as one of the ugliest aircraft to enter production.