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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Handley Page
		Handley Page also paid for the development of what soon became known as the Handley Page Slat (or slot), a small channel cut into the leading edge of the wing to improve airflow at high angles of attack.
		One of the final notable Handley Page designs was the Jetstream, this was a small commuter turboprop aircraft, with a pressurised cabin and a passenger capacity of 12 to 18.
		Handley Page's design brilliance was manifested first in the 0/400 heavy bomber that flew in 1917 and later in the V/1500.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Handley-Page (902 words)

	Handley Page Aircraft Company - Definition, explanation
		The Handley Page Aircraft Company was founded by Frederick Handley Page in 1909 as the United Kingdom's first publicly traded aircraft manufacturing company.
		During the First World War Handley Page produced a series of bomber for the Royal Navy to bomb the German Zeppelin yards, with the ultimate intent of bombing Berlin in revenge for the Zeppelin attacks on London.
		The three types produced were known as the V-Bomberss, and Handley Page's contribution was the Victor, a four engined crescent winged design.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/h/ha/handley_page_aircraft_company.php (733 words)

	www.modelsbuzz.com - Handley Page Harrow
		The Handley Page Hampden - A model Airp...
		From the input I"ve gotten it appears that the Harrow used the RAF 34 airfoil.
		In speaking with the guy who is working on the project he is going to got with that airfoil or perhaps the RAF 38.
	www.modelsbuzz.com /forums/general/7882-handley-page-harrow.html (428 words)

	Handley Page Aircraft
		The Handley Page W.8B (three of which were originally operated by Handley Page Transport and...
		Not to be confused with the Harrow two-seat general-purpose torpedo bomber of 1926, the Harrow...
		Handley Page's H.P.52 (later named Hampden) was to share with the Wellington and Armstrong Whitworth...
	avia.russian.ee /air/england/a_handley_page.html (270 words)

	Fire in a Handley Page Harrow
		This series of photographs details the damage to a Handley Page Harrow which appears to have returned safely to base following a fire that removed much of the fabric covering on the fuselage.
		If that were the case, the Harrow may have belonged to 93 Squadron which formed at Middle Wallop from 420 Flight in 1940.
		The inside of this Harrow doesn't really look suitable for transport duties which suggests the aircraft was still in use as a bomber.
	www.vord.net /609/harrow.htm (315 words)

	Handley Page Harrow
		The Handley Page Harrow was a twin engined heavy bomber developed during the early part of the RAF’s 1930s expansion.
		Even with the turrets, the Harrow was not well armed, with two.303in guns in the rear turret and one in each of the dorsal and nose turrets.
		The Harrow had a short front line career as a bomber, being replaced by the Whitley and Wellington before the outbreak of war.
	www.historyofwar.org /articles/weapons_harrow.html (376 words)

	Royal Air Force Museum Aircraft Thesaurus - Handley Page
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	www.mda.org.uk /aircraft/8809.htm (487 words)

	Handley Page - Aircraft - H.P.54
		It should be acknowledged, however, that although the two designs were to the same basic specification the Handley Page H.P.54, subsequently named Harrow, was intended for initial use as an interim bomber/trainer and later, when more advanced bombers were in quantity production, as a transport aircraft.
		Handley Page had initiated a new method of production for the Harrow, which enabled components to be manufactured by small firms under sub-contract, offering advantages both in construction and repair.
		Harrow production terminated with the 100th example in December 1937, but aircraft remained in service until the late stages of World War 2.
	www.handleypage.com /Aircraft_hp54.html (618 words)

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	www.encyclopedia-of-knowledge.com /default.asp?w=w&title=Handley_Page_Harrow&action=edit (56 words)

	RCAF.com : The Aircraft : Handley-Page HARROW
		A Handley-Page Harrow transport on the tarmac in Newfoundland shown in its original civilian markings and in later RCAF colours.
		Originally designed as a bomber, the Handley-Page Harrow was already obsolete at the outbreak of the Second World War.
		Prior to war, a British civilian company brought two Harrows to Newfoundland in preparation for a projected trans-Atlantic aerial refueling service.
	www.rcaf.com /aircraft/transports/harrow (254 words)

	Handley Page Harrow
		Самолет Handley Page H.P.54, впоследствии названный Harrow, был задуман для использования в качестве промежуточного бомбардировщика - тренировочного самолета; позднее, когда в серийное производство были запущены более совершенные бомбардировщики, он использовался и как транспортный самолет.
		Harrow B.Mk.II 2 ПД Bristol Pegasus XX Emmanuel Gustin.
		British Aircraft of World War II 7th-sky.net
	www.airwar.ru /enc/bww2/harrow.html (229 words)

	17 Balloon Centre - RAF Sutton on Hull : 1943 - Explosion at Paull
		Ron had joined the RAF in November 1937 and after doing his three-month initial training at RAF Uxbridge he served in Bomber Squadrons as an Air Gunner with the rank of Aircraftsman 1st Class.
		Although he flew in the biplane Handley Page Harrow and the Heyford he still had his turn on the fire tenders but after a serious illness in 1940 he was grounded and his main duty was that as a fire fighter.
		Taking part in drills, studying the Fire Manual and attending the occasional lecture given by Fire Officers he acquired considerable experience, attended at numerous aircraft crashes at Operational Stations during the first two years of the War and attained the rank of Corporal.
	www.17balloons.co.uk /pages/page-12.html (1450 words)

	RAF List of aircraft - prewar WW2, postwar WW2
		Handley Page Halifax I, II, III, V, VI, VII, A7, VIII, A9 Hamble Baby
		Handley Page Hastings C1, C2, C4, Met 1
		De Havilland Heron C4 Handley Page Heyford I, II, III
	www.battle-fleet.com /pw/his/raflist.htm (1482 words)

	Handley Page Sparrow Harrow aircraft profile. Aircraft Database of the Fleet Air Arm Archive 1939-1945
		The Hadley Page Harrow bomber was a cantilever high-wing monoplane with a fixed divided-type landing gear and a twin fin and rudder-type tail unit.
		With the arrival of the Wellington, Harrows were converted into 20-troop or freight-carrying transports, although a number performed mine- laying duties during the early part of World War II.
		These 'Sparrow' type Harrows were all used as engine carriers with 782 squadron.
	www.fleetairarmarchive.net /Aircraft/Harrow.html (202 words)

	The Virtual Aviation Museum - Handley Page
		1936 - Handley Page HP 54 Harrow, Heavy bomber / Transport
		The Victor was part of the british V-Bomber program which intended to establish the british nuclear force.
		All information provided on these pages are given without any guarantee.
	www.luftfahrtmuseum.com /htmi/ith/handpage.htm (178 words)

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