List of Different Types of Airplanes in the World

Hawker Henley used for target towing image by Keith Weller, of Tonfanau camp There ¹

(number 771) flew the Hawker Henley at some time: Squadron From To Squadron From ²

Glosters were building the Hawker Henley light bomber in 1939, as well as 1,000 Hurricanes in the first 12 months of the War.³

Hawker Henley - 1937 (Single-engined piston target tug) Lockheed 12 - 1937 (Twin-engined piston transport) Lockheed 14 - 1937 (Twin-engined piston transport) Miles Magister - 1937 (Single-engined ⁴

Hawker Henley L3334 of No.1605 (Target Towing) Flight, flew into Craig Cwm Silyn on the 20th November 1942 while target towing from Towyn. http://www.peakdistrictaircrashes.co.uk/pages/wales/walesl3334.⁵

Hawker Henley L3424 from 1AACU, Weston-zoyland, crashed at Cannington. 20.06.⁶

Hawker Henley Target Tug III L3262 of 639 Squadron RAF Cleave crashed in a forced landing at Tonnacombe Farm, Morwenstow.⁷

Hawker Henley TT III RAF Trebelzue crashed at Polgreen Farm, ½ mile NW of St Mawgan. The aircraft burnt-out and was completely wrecked the two occupants were killed.⁸

Sageston - Hawker Henley on runway, Bristol Blenheim flying past Past into present Still surviving are other reminders of the past: fields the shape of ⁹

the Hawker Henley used for target towing image by Keith Weller, of Tonfanau camp http://i550.photobucket.com/albums/ii425/LLanbedr/tonf067l.¹⁰

The Real World Hawker Henley was a competent dive bomber, but the Air Ministry deigned to appreciate dive bombers, even when all other major combatants had success with them (that ¹¹

This CO2 powered Hawker Henley was only finished the night before the event, but it was flying very nicely.¹²

for a dive bomber, build as Hawker Henley, and at Fairey as P.¹³

Hawker Henley; Heston Airport; Pick-A-Back Aircraft; A Catapult Launch; Mrs. Ronald Price; Westland Lysander; Antipodean Air Transport; A "Pusher" Type Amphibian; Wing Commander E.H.¹⁴

4/34 and the Hawker Henley - which had first appeared as replacements for the Fairey Battle light bomber - were considered in January 1938. The P.¹⁵