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carbone14 · 7 months
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Réplique du planeur Airspeed AS. 51 Horsa – Mémorial Pegasus – Ranville – Calvados – Février 2008
Photograhe : Fodfish
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Airborne troops of 6th Airlanding Brigade admire the graffiti chalked on the side of their Airspeed AS.51 Horsa glider as they prepare to fly out to Normandy as part of 6th Airborne Division's second lift on the evening 5 June 1944
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1944 05 06 Operation Overlord, Airspeed A.S.51 Horsa Glider Mk.I - Bronco Models
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usafphantom2 · 3 years
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Airspeed AS.51 Horsa
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airmanisr · 4 years
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Airspeed Horsa I/II [BAPC232]
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Airspeed Horsa I/II [BAPC232] by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n HHM317 Allocated the British Aircraft Preservation Council identity ‘BAPC232’. This composite restoration has the main fuselage of an AS.51 Horsa I with the nose of an AS.58 Horsa II. The most accessible Horsa ever, it now combines the side loading door of the Mk.I with the opening nose of the Mk.II. The museum also has the rear fuselage from Mk.II ‘TL615’ but it does not appear to be part of this current exhibit. There may be some confusion with a further Horsa fuselage section which was recovered by the museum in 2001 and later sold to the Traces of War museum in the Netherlands, where it remains on display. On display in the Walter Goldsmith hangar at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum, Salisbury Hall, London Colney, UK. 12th July 2020
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bmachine-blog1 · 5 years
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Soldiers of the 6th airborne division posing at the glider Airspeed AS.51 Horsa before landing in Normandy, 5 June 1944.
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hanspanzer · 6 years
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Airspeed-51-Horsa
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aztoysgames-blog · 7 years
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Bronco 1 35 Scale Airspeed A.S.51 Horsa Glider MK.I Kit No. 35195
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carbone14 · 2 years
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Des hommes de la 6e Brigade aérotransportée de la 6e Division aéroportée britannique (Red Devils), dernière vague d'assaut de l'Opération Tonga, à bord d'un planeur Airspeed AS.51 Horsa avant le décollage pour la Normandie le soir du 6 juin 1944
Photographe : Capitaine E. G. Malindine - War Office official photographer
©Imperial War Museums - H 39182
Ces hommes font partie de la dernière vague d'assaut de la 6e Division aéroportée britannique sur la Normandie chargée d'assurer le renfort en blindés légers et en armes lourdes des premières troupes d'assaut sur deux zones d'atterrissages : DZ N (entre Ranville et Amfreville) et DZ W (Saint-Aubin-d'Arquenay). Cette dernière étape de l'Opération Tonga s'appelle l'Opération Mallard.
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bmachine-blog1 · 6 years
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Landing on Airspeed as.51 Horsa soldiers of the 6th airborne division near the Pegasus bridge, operation Tonga, night 6 June 1944.
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airmanisr · 7 years
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HORSA GLIDER COCKPIT
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HORSA GLIDER COCKPIT by Keith Doubleday
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