Dave Griffiths, e-mail, 30.04.2012 17:06 I have a propeller with a brass plate on thar reads; WATTS B 4 11 KESTREL 11 S RH D.10.75 P.12.13 C1795 MAY 41512 1936 Trying to fine exatly which aircraft its off

JJ, e-mail, 23.04.2010 18:15 Correct, Aviastar. Neither did Gladiators have an axle between the undercarriage, V-shaped undercarriage legs, N-shaed inter plane struts, an open cockpit or carry a gunner! Gladiator, my eye. For the record - no RAF operated Hind/Hart variants were radial engined but radial engined aircraft were built for a number of other countries including Persia, Iraq, Egypt, Sweden and Latvia. ONe of the Swedish machines is still extant: http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/photos/detail_hart_01.jpg

www.aviastar.org, 25.07.2009 15:32 To Tim: You are wrong, it's a Persian Hind (source: Hawker Aircraft since 1920)

Tim, e-mail, 29.05.2008 02:23 I think the top photo is not of a Hind but of a Gloster Gladiator. None of the Hawker bi-plane bombers were radial engined.

Nelson Smith, e-mail, 08.12.2006 22:49 I'm looking for the "leading particulars" for this aircraft. Can you help me? Thank you

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