Фотографии
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The first Prentice ferry flight from Cosford to Southend on 27 April 1956, with G-AOKR passing the airship sheds at RAF Cardington. The photograph was taken by the author from an accompanying Prentice, holding the slick between his knees.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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G-AOPO was sold to Belgium, where it was re-registered OO-OPO and used for banner towing - note the hook under the rudder.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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Another delivery satisfactorily completed by the author.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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Of more than 250 Prentices purchased by Freddie (now Sir Freddie) Laker's Aviation Traders Ltd, fewer than 20 were eventually sold in the civil market. G-AOLU (on photo) was operated by Maitland Air Charters Ltd.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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The Prentice T Mk 1 was in service with the RAF by mid-1948, and early in 1949 the new monoplanes finally replaced venerable Tiger Moths at the RAF College, Cranwell, where these three examples were photographed.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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The first of five prototypes of the Prentice - flown on 31 March 1946 - showing the original fin and rudder and flat wing-tips.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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G-APJE was furnished with seven seats as a demonstrator.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
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The end of the dream - with engines removed and civil registrations crudely applied for the delivery flights to Southend and Stansted, a group of Prentices await final scrapping.
Самолёты на фотографии: Percival Prentice - Великобритания - 1946
Статьи
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- Fighter A to Z
- Model enthusiast
- ??? - Mustang Resurgent /Veteran & Vintage/
- ??? - The Story of Sandy, Sluf and the Little Hummers /Warbirds/
- E.Brown - Panther... first of the jet cats /Viewed from the Cockpit/
- J.Fricker - Operation "Prentice"
- K.Hayes, E.Power - Eire's Expanding Air Force
- R.Braybrook - From Claws to Jaws