page_title: Bristol Bulldog
section_title: Operators
hierarchical_section_title: Bristol Bulldog / Operators
caption_attribution_description: English: Former Finnish Air Force Bristol Bulldog fighter aircraft. Photo taken in Hallinportti aviation museum on May 23, 2005. Suomi: Suomen ilmavoimien entinen Bristol Bulldog -hävittäjälentokone Hallinportin ilmailumuseon hallissa 23.5.2005.
context_page_description: The Bristol Bulldog was a British Royal Air Force single-seat biplane fighter designed during the 1920s by the Bristol Aeroplane Company. More than 400 Bulldogs were produced for the RAF and overseas customers, and it was one of the most famous aircraft used by the RAF during the inter-war period.
context_section_description:  Australia
  Royal Australian Air Force
  No. 1 Squadron RAAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 2 Squadron RAAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
   Denmark
  Royal Danish Air Force
   Estonia
  Estonian Air Force
   Finland
  Finnish Air Force – Bulldog Mk. IVA
   Japan
  Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service
   Latvia
  Latvian Air Force
   Siam (now Thailand)
  Royal Siamese Air Force Two bought for comparison purposes
   Spanish Republic
  Spanish Republican Air Force
   Sweden
  Royal Swedish Air Force Two remaining Bulldog Mk. IIA donated to Finland 1939
   United Kingdom
  Royal Air Force
  No. 3 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. II and Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 17 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. II and Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 19 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 23 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 24 Squadron RAF – One two-seat Bulldog was used by No. 24 (Communications) Squadron.
  No. 29 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 32 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 41 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 54 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 56 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 111 Squadron RAF – Bulldog Mk. IIA
  No. 3 Flying Training School
  No. 5 Flying Training School
  Central Flying School RAF
  RAF College, Cranwell
   United States
  United States Navy – The U.S. Navy purchased two aircraft between 1929–1930. The aircraft were used for test and trials. During trial on 25 November 1929, one crashed near Bolling Field, killing its pilot, Lieutenant George T. Cuddihy.
caption: Bristol Bulldog preserved at the Hallinportti Aviation Museum.
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