HANDLEY-PAGE
HALIFAX
The Handley
Page Halifax was a four-engined heavy
bomber from
WW2 designed to the same specfication
as the Avro Lancaster
.
It first flew in September
1939 with the 6,178th and last
being delivered in April
1945. A number of aircraft were
converted to a
civil configuration as the Halton, but
these
were largely unsuccessful and withdrawn from
service by
1952.
This comparative lack
of post-war service meant that no
complete example of the aircraft has
servived.
The CD includes
the flight manuals (titled Pilot's Notes)
for most variants of
the Handley Page Halifax, plus two
maintenance manuals. The CD has been scanned
from
the original flight manuals and retains any colour pages.
This CD contains:
1. RAF Pilot's Notes for
the Halifax II & V, AP 1719B & E-PN
2nd Edition dated Jan
1944
with approx 72 pages.
2. RAF Pilot's Notes for
the Halifax III & VII, AP 1719C & G-PN
dated Mar
1944 with approx 54 pages.
3. RAF Pilot's Notes for the Halifax BVI, AP 1719F-PN dated
Jan
1947 with approx 43 pages.
4. RAF Servicing and Descriptive Handbook for the Halifax
III
and C.III, AP 1719C-Volume One dated 1943 - 45, with
approx 447 pages.
and Halton, AP 1719H-Volume One dated Aug 1947, with
approx 343 pages.
| CD TITLE | HALIFAX |
| PRICE | US$19.95 plus postage |
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