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Air Enthusiast Magazine Vol 5 #2 1973 August British Bulldog-Scottish Accent
Air Enthusiast Magazine Vol 5 #2 1973 August British Bulldog-Scottish Accent
Published Monthly.
CONTENTS
59 BRITISH BULLDOG - SCOTTISH ACCENT The Bulldog, derived from the ill-fated Beagle Pup lightplane, is now becoming established as one of the most popular of current primary trainers for military use, and the Scottish Aviation order book for the type stands at 256. John Fricker describes the Bulldog's characteristics from the pilot's point of view and we present a new cutaway drawing.
67 ASIATIC AIR COVER A report from our correspondent in Tokyo, Eiichiro Sekigawa, on the evolution of the primary air component of Japan's Self-Defence Forces, created 19 years ago. The qualitative improvements scheduled for the next few years will place Japan in the front rank of world air powers.
74 HANDLEY PAGE'S BLOODY PARALYSER Featuring an aircraft of World War I for the first time, our "Warbirds" series examines in detail the development and production of Britain's first heavy bomber. The account by C H Barnes is supplemented by a new cutaway drawing, and the somewhat dubious pleasures of flying the 0/100 are recalled by Wg Cdr Tom Browne in the "Viewed from the Cockpit" series.
90 THE RISE AND FALL OF THE
BRITISH LIGHT AEROPLANE In the first of a two-part feature, Alan Bramson recounts the early, not-always-successful attempts to produce light aeroplanes in Britain in the years immediately following World War I, culminating in the Moths, Hawks, Avians and a variety of other types of the 'thirties which brought the light flying movement in this country to its hey day.
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