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Dr Barnes Wallis was a brilliant engineer and aircraft designer who designed the Wellington bomber, the dam busting 'bouncing bomb' (a mine), the 12 000-lb Tallboy bomb, and the 22 000-lb Grand Slam bomb. The Tallboy and Grand Slam bombs could only be carried by specially-modified Lancaster bombers.
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