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Hersteller:
armstwit
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Armstrong Whitworth Ltd.
Coventry, foundet: 1921
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Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Ltd. - Coventry - United Kingdom
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1928 -
Armstrong Whitworth Siskin,
Fighter aircraft
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1935 -
Armstrong Whitworth R 33
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1936 -
Armstrong Whitworth AW 38 Whitley Mk V,
Night bomber
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The Whitleys were with more than 1800 produced one of
the major types of the RAF at the beginning of the
war. They were withdrawn from the bomber role in 1942
and used as long range sea reconnaissance and sub
hunters, tug for gliders and transport airplanes.
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1937 -
Armstrong Whitworth AW 27 A Ensign,
Airliner
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1939 -
Armstrong Whitworth AW 41 Albemarle,
Bomber and Transport / Tug for combat gliders
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The Albemarle was one of the typical mid size bombers
of that days. In that time a considerable shortage on a
numer of materials was suffered, so the design came
along mostly with steel and wood. Besides it's roles as
a bomber and tactical reconnaissance plane, several
other roles have been covered.
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