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This Miles M. 14a Hawk Trainer 3 was a two-seat aircraft fitted with a D. H

This Miles M. 14a Hawk Trainer 3 was a two-seat aircraft fitted with a D. H


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This Miles M. 14a Hawk Trainer 3 was a two-seat aircraft fitted with a D. H

This Miles M.14a Hawk Trainer 3 was a two-seat aircraft fitted with a D.H. Gipsy Major engine.
First flown in 1937 it saw some civil use before being built in large numbers for training military pilots during WW2; post war it was extensively used by flying clubs.
Pictured is a pre 1939 example flown during the 1950s by Doug Bianchi from White Waltham along the route of the Thames.
Picture taken 28th February 1956
Air to Air
G-AFBS
LFEY003
Flight100

George Greenwell
Daily Mirror
England
WA*1495526

Media ID 21517198

© Mirrorpix

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This print showcases the iconic Miles M. 14a Hawk Trainer 3, a remarkable two-seat aircraft powered by the renowned D. H. Gipsy Major engine. Originally taking flight in 1937, this exceptional aircraft served various purposes throughout its lifespan. Initially utilized for civilian purposes, it quickly transitioned into being mass-produced as a military pilot training aircraft during World War II. However, even after the war's conclusion, this versatile plane continued to be extensively employed by flying clubs worldwide. The photograph captures a pre-1939 model of the Miles M. 14a Hawk Trainer 3 gracefully soaring through the skies during the vibrant and adventurous era of the 1950s. It was skillfully piloted by Doug Bianchi from White Waltham along an exhilarating route following the majestic Thames River. Taken on February 28th, 1956, this breathtaking air-to-air image perfectly encapsulates both the beauty and power of aviation during that time period. The registration code G-AFBS proudly adorns this magnificent aircraft as it effortlessly navigates through clouds and blue skies. Preserved within this stunning print is not only an exquisite piece of history but also a testament to human ingenuity and passion for flight. George Greenwell's expertly captured moment allows us to relish in nostalgia while appreciating how far aviation has come since those pioneering days.

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