Fleet Air Arm groups in the late 1940s

What did Fleet Air Arm groups look like in the late 1940s: was there a torpedo bomber or dive bomber?

The Barracuda filled both roles, and by then it had developed into a version that worked well for the Fleet Air Arm.

The Fairey Barracuda resolves the apparent choice between torpedo-bomber and dive-bomber roles. The aircraft was designed to combine both attack functions in one Fleet Air Arm type. By the period discussed, an improved version could perform them effectively enough for carrier operations. A carrier air group could cover multiple missions without maintaining separate specialist aircraft for each one.