Accommodation

• Normal crew of six or an alternative crew of up to twelve.
• Normal six-person crew: pilot, co-pilot, bombardier, flight engineer, navigator, and radio operator.
• Extra crew members: three or four target-sighting men to fire the remotely-operated defensive guns, a radar operator, and a tail-gunner.
• Crew housed in three pressurized sections: the nose section, the rear fuselage section (just aft of the rear bomb-bay), and the tail-gunner's compartment.
• Pilot, co-pilot, bombardier, radio operator, flight engineer, and navigator housed in the forward nose section.
• Sighting personnel housed in the rear fuselage section.
• Pressurized tunnel, 34 inches (0.6 m) in diameter, just above the tandem bomb-bays, connected the forward and rear compartments.
• Tail-gunner remained in his compartment.