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Hawker Hector
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The Hawker Hector was intended as a replacement for the Hawker Audax Army co-operation aircraft. Because of the demand for Rolls-Royce Kestrel engines required for the Hawker Hind program an alternative power plant was specified. Consequently the Napier Dagger III was used. Although both the design and the building of the prototype was done by Hawkers the subsequent production aircraft were built by Westland Aircraft in Yeovil Somerset.
Hawker Audax Army Aircraft, Hawker Hector Army Cooperation
Aircraft, and Westland Lysander Army Cooperation Aircraft.1
The Hawker Hector was intended as a replacement for the Hawker
Audax army co-operation aircraft.2
Hawker Hector - 1936 (Single-engined piston army co-operation biplane)
Handley Page Hereford - 1936 (Twin-engined piston medium bomber)
Miles Whitney Straight - 1936 (Single-engined communications)
North American 3
Hawker Hector army co-operation aircraft and the Handley Page Hereford
bomber.4
Hawker Hector of 2 Army Co-Operation Sqn 1937
Sqn Leader Tony Paxton briefs his 25 sqn Fury pilots before the Hendon
display 1934
5
Hawker Hector was intended as a replacement for the Hawker Audax Army
co-operation aircraft The Hawker PV4 was a 1930s British Biplane
aircraft built by Hawker Aircraft 6
Hawker Hectors that set out were lost.7
Made by Hawker Aircraft.
It is the successor of the Hawker Hart .
On this same day, a Hawker Hector serial K8116 from 613 'City of
Manchester' Squadron crashed at 10:30 am on Shakespeare Cliff at Dover
in fog after returning from bombing enemy artillery positions at
8
RAF station and I flew in Hawker Hector's, which towed a Hotspur
glider, and in Airspeed Oxfords.9
Roger H Hawker Hector W Norris Gail Hawker
2002
View
3
Cynthia M NorrisAge Guide: 60-64
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The Hawker Hector was intended as a replacement for the Hawker Audax
Army co-operation aircraft.11
Tutor, Hawker Hector ; three photographs of Wardman in No 3
(Indian) Wing RAF sports teams, Quetta, India, 1934; group photograph
with Wardman and RAF pilots '46th Flying Instructors Course, Central
12
Sire is Wynbury Hawker Hector at Kanix (1 Cc with BOB)
out of Kanix Buttercup at Trosnant.13
The Hawker Hector (below) is the newest "
A.C." machine adopted. The engine is the 725/805 h.p. Napier Dagger
III. seeing it developed into a high speed medium bomber...www.flightglobal.com/FlightPDFArchive/1936/1936%20-%201671.14
Jet Or Prop
prop
Height Alt
3.18 m
Predecessor
Hawker Hart
Stall Speed Main
44.0
Length Alt
9.09 m
Power Alt
601.0
Lists
*List of aircraft of the Royal Air Force
Range Main
261.0
Loaded Weight Main
4910.0
Max Speed Alt
11220.0
Type Of Prop
24
Loading Main
14
Power/mass Main
612.0000000000001
Developed From
Hawker Hart
Bombs
Mountings for a camera
flares
and 2 × 112 lb bombs
Height Main
317.5
Max Speed Main
162.0
Ceiling Main
24000.0
Number Built
179
Crew
Two
Max Speed More
at 6
560 ft
Stall Speed Alt
3000.0
Span Main
36
Area Main
346.0
Span Alt
11.26 m
Plane Or Copter?
Engine(prop)
Napier Dagger III
Manufacturer
First Flight
14
Loaded Weight Alt
2227.0
More Performance
340.0
Number Of Props
1
Power/mass Alt
Guns
** 1 × forward-firing .303 in Vickers machine gun Mk.V** 1 × .303 in Lewis gun in the rear cockpit on a Hawker mount
Empty Weight Alt
1537.0
Length Main
29
Area Alt
33.1 m²
Range Alt
18000.0
Power Main
805 hp
Related
* Hawker Hart* Hawker Audax
Empty Weight Main
3389.0
Ceiling Alt
7
815 m
Category
Loading Alt
67