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 ...e insecticide capacity for operations which
must be closely controlled by ground observation to
avoid wastage.
(Two Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah engines which are renowned
Xfor their reliability.
| The Avro Anson's capabilities have been proved in large-scale
i spraying operations at low levels.
j At full load the Avro Anson takes off in 550 yards and requires
[only 300 yards from touch down to stop...
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 ...LIGHT, 9 March 1951
A FACE
IN A
MILLIO
and, moreover, a face which can be seen in millions. For it's the death mask worn by
countless hordes of locusts stricken down by insecticide sprayed from Avro Ansons equipped for pest destruction.
This modern way of attacking inaccessible breeding grounds has proved the economy of using suitable aircraft.
Compare these operational requirements with the...
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An important feature of aircrew training is the need for comprehen-
sive instruction under actual operating conditions before the crews join
their operational units. . " I: - y
The RAP. use reliable Avro Anson Trainers as the practical link
between class-room and squadron and, in the case of airlines, use-of this
versatile trainer eliminates many of the costly training flights made by
supernumera...
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 ...he Future
An important feature of aircrew training is the need for comprehen-
sive instruction under actual operating conditions before the crews join
their operational units.
The R.A.F. use reliable Avro Anson Trainers as the practical link
between class-room and squadron and, in the case of airlines, use of this
versatile trainer eliminates many of the costly training flights made by
supernumera...
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2 Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah engines
The training methods of the Royal Air
Force are renowned for their thorough-
ness, based, as they are, on the use^of
the best possible equipment. Naturally,
the Avro Anson 22 was chosen as the
Radio Trainer, because no other aircraft
offers such reliability, roominess or
economy. This new version of the
famous Avro Anson is equally suitable
for airline crew t...
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 ...R
2 Armstrong Skldeley Cheetah engines
The training methods of the Royal Air
Force are renowned for their thorough-
ness, based, as they are, on the usexof
the best possible equipment. Naturally,
the Avro Anson 22 was chosen as the
Radio Trainer, because no other aircraft
offers such reliability, roominess or
economy. This new version of the
famous Avro Anson is equally suitable
for airline crew t...
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 ...ew
LOOK
Flight, May 20th, 1948
In its new form the Avro Anson is well worth looking into. Modern training methods
cannot side-step the need for a flying classroom in which the new generation of
navigators, radio operators and air-bombers can be traine...
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 ... Flight, July 8tk, 1948.ew..
In its new form the Avro Anson is well worth looking into. Modern training method
cannot side-step the need for a flying classroom in which the new generation of
navigators, radio operators and air-bombers can be trained...
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 ...ANUARY 30, 1936. FLIGHT.
Flight photograph.
MODERNITY for the RAF.
A Low-wing Cantilever Monoplane Goes Into Service—the Avro Anson,
Equipped for Long-range Over-water Reconnaissance : High Performance
and a Comfortable Cabin
WITHIN a few weeks the first machines of a very large batch of Avro Anson general reconnaiss...
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 .../•""
Equipped to his own specification
the AVRO ANSON
tis the airline operator's choice
for aircrew training
A V ROi « CO LTD • MANCHIST1I • tRANCN Of mi NAWRIR IIDOIIIT OIIOV...
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 ...quipped to his own specification
the AVRO ANSON
is the airline operator's choice
for aircrew training
A V ROE & CO LTD • MANCHESTER • •tAMCH Of THE HiWUI SIDDilir GROUP
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 ...IBRARY
.'. ^- ^ Avro Anson
Developed from the commercial Avro 652, the Anson was designed for long-
range over-water reconnaissance. It was the RAF's first aircraft with
retractable undercarriage. This drawing is o...
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 ...IBRARY Flightcolour No. Si: The Strathallan Aircraft Collection's Avro Anson C.19 Sis. 2 G-APHV flying over the Perthshire countryside in September 1973.
Strathallan Collection pictur...
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 ...IGHT International, 4 March 1978
LIBRARY Flightcolour No 130: After a ten-year career with the RAF, 1947 Avro Anson C.19 ' VM360 was sold in 1958. As G-APHV it was used for survey work until 1972, when it was bought by Sir William
Roberts for his Scottish-based museum.
Strathallan Collectio...
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 ...(Top, opposite page): Gloster Gamecock I, Armstrong
Whitworth Atlas (T), de Havilland Gipsy Moth, Fairey IIIF
Mk IVM, Avro S04N, Armstrong Whitworth Siskin IIIA,
Bristol Bulldog II.
1939 (Below): Avro Anson I, Airspeed Oxford I, Hawker
Hart (T), Avro Tutor, Hawker Fury I.
1954 (Above, and bottom of page opposite): de Havilland
Venom F.B.1, Canadair-built North American Sabre FA,
Hawker Hun...
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 ...ANUARY 30, 1936. FLIGHT, ng
WITH THE RAF-THE AVRO ANSON
~r~
C),»0trr
fcnIWater reconnaissance is visible. The figure shown dotted represents the navigator in his alternative position, where he acts as
\MT Water' The complete bomb load is not...
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 ...JANUARY 30, 1936. ADVERTISEMENTS. FLIGHT, II
IDPSJJIT
CHEETAH IX
340 H.P. (take-off)
Designed for use .with 87
octane fuel, this engine is now
in large production, chiefly
for the Avro "Anson" ...
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 ...FEBRUARY 27, 1936. ADVERTISEMENTS. FLIGHT, (J l
\MY
CHEETAH IX
340 H.P. (take-off)
Designed for use with 87
octane fuel, this engine is now
in large production, chiefly
for the Avro "Anson"
Coa...
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 ...22 FLIGHT. ADVERTISEMENTS. 'APRIL 9, T936.
THE
AVRO 'ANSON
TYPE 652A
A. V. ROE * CO. LTD., NEWTON HEATH, MANCHESTER. Cables: TRIPLANE, MANCHESTER. Telephone: COLLYHURST 2731
Kindly mention "Fligh...
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 ...JULY 2, 1936. ADVERTISEMENTS. FLIGHT. 45
THE AVRO 'ANSON'
\S SUPPLIED TO THE BRITISH ROYAL AIR FORCE
FOR HIGH-SPEED RECONNAISSANCE
AND BOMBING
OPERATIONS
• ROE & CO. LTD., NEWTON HEATH, MANCHEST...
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