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Handley-Page, Victor

  • Ealing Guy said:
    Victor 1A of 57 squadron, RAF at RAF Marham. Aircraft is a 2 point tanker with Mk 20B pods on each wing but no fuselage mounted Mk 17 HDU.

AL-61B Album Image _00092

  • Kees Kort said:
    Actually the first design of this Handley Page bomber which had the identification O/100. In this design the fuel tanks were placed in the engine nacelles directly behind the engines, hence the long nacelle. This design was soon changed in the O/400 (fuel tanks the fuselage) as a hit in the fuel tanks in the nacelle set the whole nacelle including the engine on fire. The capture of this very early O/100 on 1 January 1917 was a very lucky case for the Germans, who examined and tested the machine very carefully.

Handley Page O/400 bomber

  • AirphixTwin said:
    Handley Page 0/400
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Thanks a lot!
  • JamesDK said:
    Correctly the letter 'oh', not the number 'naught' as the prefix, so O/400. A common transcription error.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Oh, good catch! Thanks for the correction.