infrared The deHavillandFirestreak is a United Kingdom British first generation, passive infrared homing air to air missile . It was developed by deHavilland later Hawker Siddeley in the early ... articles firestreak.html The deHavillandFirestreak UKmissiles Aviation lists Category Cold War air to air missiles of the United Kingdom deFirestreak hu Firestreak ja pl Firestreak ... deHavillanddeHavilland Propellers design date 1951 production date service 1957 1988 used ... Arm , equipping the English Electric Lightning , deHavilland Sea Vixen and Gloster Javelin . It was a Tail ... launch of Blue Jay took place in 1955 from a deHavilland Venom , the Unmanned aerial vehicle target ...Infobox Weapon is missile yes image Image Firestreak missile.png 250px caption name Firestreak type air ... lightning t4 xm974 arp.jpg thumb left Lightning with Firesteak missiles. Firestreak was the result of a series ... in 1957 with the RAF, where it was named Firestreak. Firestreak was deployed by the Royal Navy and the RAF ... name Boyne267 http books.google.co.uk books?id FW 50wm8VnMC&pg PA267&lpg PA267&dq janes firestreak missile&source ... onto an aircraft. citation needed date March 2011 Unlike modern 1990s missiles, ... Firestreak ... Two Firestreak variants were studied but not adopted the Mk.2 with a new motor, and the Mk.3 with increased ... Requirements and Naval Requirements Specification F.124T . ref name Gibson 2007, p. 35 Firestreak ... Red Top Red Top in 1964. ref name Boyne267 Despite Red Top being intended to replace Firestreak, Firestreak ... than Firestreak, ref name Boyne267 and was capable of all aspect homing against super sonic targets. ref name Boyne267 An important difference between Firestreak and Red Top was the electronics technology used. Firestreak electronics used Vacuum tubes thermionic valve s, which were wired in to the control ... filaments. For this reason, the Firestreak missile on ground test was cooled by Freon Arcton ... were constructed using transistor s which were heated instead. Operators Image Firestreak AAM Elvington ... more details
1946 Rotorcraft Helicopters Cierva C.24 Weapon systems Missiles deHavillandFirestreakFirestreak ...Other uses deHavilland disambiguation Use British English date August 2011 Use dmy dates date August 2011 lowercase deHavilland Infobox Defunct Company company name deHavilland Aircraft Company company logo Image De Havilland.png 150px deHavilland logo slogan fate Incorporated into Hawker Siddeley ... industry Aerospace key people Geoffrey deHavilland , founder and aircraft designer products ... Hawker Siddeley from 1959 subsid deHavilland Canada 1928 br deHavilland Australia 1927 br Airspeed Ltd. 1940 1951 br deHavilland Propellers 1935 1961 br deHavilland Engine Company 1944 1961 The deHavilland Aircraft Company IPA en d h v l nd pron was a British aviation manufacturer founded in 1920 when Airco , of which Geoffrey deHavilland had been chief designer, was sold to Birmingham Small Arms Company BSA by the owner George Holt Thomas . DeHavilland then set up a company under ... moved to Hatfield Aerodrome Hatfield in Hertfordshire. DeHavilland Aircraft Company was responsible ..., deHavilland concentrated on single and two seat biplanes , essentially continuing the DH line of aircraft built by Airco, but powered by deHavilland s own List of aircraft engines Piston engines DeHavilland Gipsy engines . These included the DeHavilland Gipsy Moth Gipsy and DeHavilland Tiger Moth Tiger Moth s. These aircraft set many aviation records, many piloted by deHavilland himself ... continued with the more refined and enclosed deHavilland Hornet Moth Hornet Moth and deHavilland Moth Minor Moth Minor , the latter being a low wing monoplane constructed of wood. One of deHavilland ... the name on the planes used the same typeface to make the workers protest signs. The deHavilland Dragon DH 84 Dragon was the first aircraft purchased by Aer Lingus , who later operated the deHavilland Express DH 86B Dragon Express and the deHavilland Dragon Rapide DH 89 Dragon Rapide . DeHavilland ... more details
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Use British English date August 2011 Use dmy dates date August 2011 lowercase deHavilland Propellers Infobox Defunct Company company name deHavilland Propellers company logo File DeHavilland Propeller Logo.JPG 150px trademarks fate Ceased aircraft equipment manufacture predecessor successor Hawker ... deHavilland Aircraft subsid deHavilland Propellers was established in 1935, as a division of the deHavilland Aircraft company when that company acquired a license from the Hamilton Standard company ... view 1938 1938 20 202087.html title dehavilland & 124 1938 & 124 2087 & 124 Flight Archive work ... company on 27 April 1947 ref The DeHavilland Enterprise information booklet 10, 1950 ref . Post ... a wide range of products. The deHavilland Propeller company, became involved in guided weapon work ... bristol bloodhound & 124 dehavilland & 124 1957 & 124 1781 & 124 Flight Archive work Flight International ... Jay , later to be Firestreak . Production of the Firestreak was shared between all the U.K. plants of deHavilland Propellers Hatfield, Hertfordshire Hatfield was responsible for design, research and development ... the propellent system of Blue Streak, which DHP were the prime contractors, engineers from deHavilland ..., blade root fairings and other components were also developed extensively by deHavilland Propellers Ltd. at their Stevenage plant. Dr. Norman de Bruyne , FREng, FRS Aero Research Limited , successfully ... pitch propellers for deHavilland s. The attraction of this material was that, with a density of about ... cite web url http www.google.com patents?id n9hgAAAAEBAJ&printsec abstract&zoom 4&dq dehavilland propellers&source ... Association, or simply the ERA during the 1950s and 1960s. deHavilland Propellers Ltd., erected during ... at the company s Lostock works were DeHavilland Comet undercarriages. See also Aerospace industry in the United Kingdom deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre References Reflist Defunct aerospace companies of the United Kingdom Aviation lists DEFAULTSORT DeHavilland, Propellers Category Defunct ... more details
lowercase deHavilland Engine Company Infobox Defunct Company company name deHavilland Engine Company ... Halford Designer products Aircraft engines num employees parent deHavillanddeHavilland Aircraft Company subsid The deHavilland Engine Company was an offshoot of the deHavilland aircraft building company, which started life as the Engine Division of the deHavilland Aircraft Company in 1926 producing the famous deHavilland Gipsy aero engine. ref Gunston 1989, p.49. ref The company was merged ... of Leavesden Film Studios . It went on to produce one of the early turbojet engines the deHavilland Goblin which saw service in the early post war deHavilland Vampire fighter. The later deHavilland Ghost Ghost turbojet propelled early versions of the deHavilland Comet jetliner and the deHavilland Venom fighter. The company later developed the deHavilland Gnome turboshaft under licence from ... DHGipsyQueen.JPG thumb right A deHavilland Gipsy Queen at the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford deHavilland Ghost V8 deHavilland Ghost deHavilland Gipsy deHavilland Gipsy Minor deHavilland Gipsy Minor deHavilland Gipsy Major deHavilland Gipsy Six deHavilland Gipsy Queen deHavilland Gipsy Twelve deHavilland Gipsy Twelve deHavilland Gipsy King Turbojets deHavilland Ghost deHavilland Goblin deHavilland Gyron deHavilland Gyron Junior Turboshafts Rolls Royce Gnome Rolls Royce Gem Rocket engines deHavilland Sprite deHavilland Sprite deHavilland Super Sprite deHavilland Spectre See also aircontent other related articles that have not already linked see also deHavilland Aircraft ... 1 85310 294 6. External links commonscat deHavilland aircraft engines http www.aoxj32.dsl.pipex.com ... DeHavilland Aero49.htm History of deHavilland DHaeroengines aviation lists Category DeHavilland ... deHavilland Engine Company Category DeHavilland aircraft engines es DeHavilland Engine Company it DeHavilland Engine Company ... more details
with deHavillandFirestreak air to air missiles as apart of an integrated weapon system. ref name ... Vixen FAW.1 was armed with four deHavillandFirestreak air to air missile s, two Microcell unguided ... missiles 4 Hawker Siddeley Red Top Red Top or deHavillandFirestreakFirestreak air to air missile ...lowercase deHavilland Sea Vixen This article is a part of Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft . Please see ... fighter aircraft fighter manufacturer deHavilland first flight 26 September 1951 ref name neal ... produced number built 145 unit cost variants with their own articles The deHavilland DH.110 Sea ... by deHavilland . Developed from an earlier first generation jet fighter, the Sea Vixen was a capable carrier based fleet defence fighter that served into the 1970s. Initially produced by deHavilland it was later known as the Hawker Siddeley Sea Vixen when deHavilland became a part of the Hawker ... requirements for jet all weather fighters. ref name neal 179 DeHavilland s design shared the twin boom layout of the deHavilland Vampire , had an all metal structure and featured swept wings. It was to be powered ... 1987, p. 470. ref In 1949, however, the Royal Navy decided to buy the deHavilland Sea Venom , which ... for a jet powered night fighter to replace its piston engined deHavilland Sea Hornet s, while the RAF cut its order back to two prototypes. ref name neal 179 Despite this, deHavilland continued with the project ... on the DeHavilland Vampire deHavilland Sea Vampire and deHavilland Sea Venom Sea Venom . The Sea ... the US Navy s equivalent is the radar intercept officer RIO . group N Image DeHavilland Sea Vixen ... 899 NAS colours. Owned and operated by DeHavilland Aviation , G CVIX can be viewed at their hangar ... Military Aircraft 5, deHavilland Vampire, Venom and Sea Vixen , page 107 says Jan 1974. ref 750 755 ... DeHavilland Aviation Survivors Image Sea.vixen.flying.arp.jpg thumb right DeHavilland Sea Vixen ... August 2010. ref Image xj565.jpg thumb right Sea Vixen on display at the deHavilland Aircraft Heritage ... more details
lowercase The deHavilland Moths were a series of light aircraft, sports planes and military trainers designed by Geoffrey deHavilland . In the late 1920s and 1930s they were the most common civil aircraft ... to as a Moth , regardless if it was deHavilland built or not. The first Moth was the DeHavilland ..., the DH.60 s wings could fold backwards against the fuselage. Like a moth remarked Geoffrey deHavilland ... with a Cirrus Major Cirrus Hermes , Armstrong Siddeley Genet and deHavilland Gipsy engine became ... became the Cirrus Moth . As the DH.60 became more and more popular, deHavilland decided to cash ... of them was the deHavilland Giant Moth DH.61 a giant 5 passenger biplane aptly called Giant Moth . Other Moths include the DeHavilland Leopard Moth Leopard Moth and DeHavilland Hornet Moth Hornet Moth cabin biplanes, the DeHavilland Puss Moth Puss Moth cabin monoplane and the DeHavilland Moth ... numbers, is the DeHavilland Tiger Moth DH.82 Tiger Moth a biplane trainer used during World War ... Force RAF pilots learned to fly. A more detailed list of the various deHavilland aircraft using the name Moth is given below DeHavilland DH.60 Moth Moth , DeHavilland Gipsy Moth Gipsy Moth and Moth Major DH.60 DeHavilland Giant Moth Giant Moth DH.61 DeHavilland DH.71 Tiger Moth Racer DH.71 monoplane DeHavilland Hawk Moth Hawk Moth DH.75 DeHavilland Puss Moth Puss Moth DH.80A DeHavilland Swallow Moth Swallow Moth DH.81 DeHavilland Tiger Moth Tiger Moth DH.82 biplane DeHavilland Fox Moth Fox Moth DH.83 DeHavilland Leopard Moth Leopard Moth DH.85 DeHavilland Hornet Moth Hornet Moth DH.87 DeHavilland Moth Minor Moth Minor DH.94 The prototype of the DeHavilland Dragon DH.84 Dragon light ... references deHavilland aircraft aviation lists Category DeHavilland aircraft Moth Category Propeller aircraft Category Single engine aircraft Category Biplane aircraft deDeHavilland D.H.60 ru deHavilland Moth ... more details
were built in 1957 58. Some were later fitted out with the deHavillandFirestreak air to air ...lowercase deHavilland Venom This article is a part of Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft . Please see Wikipedia ... Aquilon image File DeHavilland Sea Venom WZ 931 right front.JPG caption Sea Venom WZ931 at the South ... origin United Kingdom manufacturer deHavillanddeHavilland Aircraft Company br SNCASE designer first ... Royal Australian Navy produced number built unit cost developed from deHavilland Venom variants with their own articles The deHavilland Sea Venom was a British postwar carrier capable jet aircraft developed from the deHavilland Venom . It served with the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm and with the Royal ... deHavilland Ghost 103 turbojet engine and its armament was the same as the RAF version. The next ... needed two engines. The deHavilland Sea Vixen ultimately replaced the Sea Venom. Operational .... By 1959, the Sea Venom began to be replaced in Royal Navy service by the deHavilland Sea Vixen, an aircraft ... 20 4 examples assembled from the parts provided by deHavilland plus 25 locally built. Aquilon ... or copter? plane jet or prop? jet ref DeHavilland s Sea Vixen ref name Sturv AEp85 Sturtivant 1990 ... main 15,800 lb lb max takeoff weight alt 7,167 kg kg engine jet deHavilland Ghost 105 type of jet .... ref See also aircontent see also related deHavilland Venom deHavilland Vampire deHavilland Sea ... 082 7. Jackson, A.J. deHavilland Aircraft since 1909 . London Putnam Publishing, 1978. ISBN 0 370 30022 X. Jackson, A.J. deHavilland Aircraft since 1909 . London Putnam, Third edition, 1987. ISBN 0 85177 802 X. Sturtivant, Ray. DeHavilland s Sea Venom...a Naval Twin Boomer . Air International , Vol .... London Putnam Publishing, 1958. Winchester, Jim, ed. DeHavilland Sea Vixen. Military Aircraft of the Cold ... External links Commons DeHavilland Venom deHavilland aircraft British military aircraft since ... Category Carrier based aircraft Category deHavilland aircraft Sea Venom Category Single engined jets ... more details
This is a list of aircraft produced or proposed by Geoffrey deHavilland or designed by the deHavillanddeHavilland Aircraft Company from its founding in 1920 until its purchase by and integration into the Hawker Siddeley Group in 1959. The aircraft are ordered by deHavilland model number The numbers started with DeHavilland s entry into the Airco company. although Airco built the planes, their design was owned by DeHavilland and when DeHavilland started his own company, he continued the numbering. This went on even for later designs of DeHavilland s aircraft company, even if they were designed by a factory team with little input from DeHavilland himself. The DH.89, for example, was the DeHavilland s 89th design. The designs DH.121 and DH.125 which were under development when DeHavilland ... Trident and the Hawker 125. The list does not include aircraft designed by deHavilland Canada or deHavilland Australia, founded as a deHavilland subsidiaries. Designs prior to company foundation These are designs by Geoffrey deHavilland while working for himself or for other manufacturers. class wikitable Model Name First flight Remarks deHavilland Biplane No. 1 Biplane No. 1 December 1909 ... configuration biplane became the F.E.1 when deHavilland joined the staff at the Royal Aircraft Establishment ... Airco DH.10 Airco DH.10 Amiens 4 March 1918 twin engine day bomber biplane DH.11 deHavilland Oxford Airco Oxford 1919 twin engined day bomber DH.12 deHavilland DH.12 DH.12 modified DH.11 unbuilt DH.14 deHavilland Okapi Airco Okapi 1919 Two seat day bomber to replace DH.4 and DH.9 DH.15 DeHavilland DH.15 Airco Gazelle 1919 Experimental aircraft similar to DH.9 DH.16 deHavilland DH.16 Airco DH.16 1919 Redesigned DH9 with four seat enclosed cockpit for use as a commercial biplane DH.18 DeHavilland DH.18 Airco DH.18 1920 8 seat Single engined commercial aircraft deHavilland Aircraft Company designs class wikitable Model Name First flight Remarks DH.27 DeHavilland DH.27 Derby Derby 13 October ... more details
For the father of the same name Geoffrey deHavilland Geoffrey Roal deHavilland Jr. , Order of the British Empire OBE 1910 27 September 1946 was a British test pilot and the son of the English aviation pioneer and aircraft designer of the same name, Geoffrey deHavilland . DeHavilland was born in Kingsclere , Hampshire in 1910. ref General Register Office of England and Wales Birth Register for April Quarter of 1910, Kingsclere Registration District, reference 2c 263, listed as Geoffrey R. DEHAVILLAND ref Geoffrey deHavilland Jr. became deHavilland s Chief Test Pilot and made the maiden flights of both the deHavilland Mosquito and the deHavilland Vampire . DeHavilland was awarded the Order of the British Empire OBE in the King s birthday honours in 1945. ref http www.gazettes online.co.uk ViewPDF.aspx?pdf 37122&geotype London&gpn 3046&type ArchivedSupplementPage&all Geoffrey 20Havilland London Gazette 8 June 1945 ref He died on the evening of 27 September 1946 whilst carrying out high speed tests in the deHavilland Swallow deHavilland DH.108 United Kingdom military aircraft ... Brown, Wings on my Sleeve Wings on my Sleeve p. 148 ref the body of Captain deHavilland was found ... severe and violent longitudinal oscillation s prior to break up, which resulted in deHavilland s head ... Eric Winkle Brown suggests that a factor in deHavilland s death was due to his height, Brown suffering .... Two of deHavilland s cousins were the actresses Olivia deHavilland and Joan Fontaine . References ... see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME DeHavilland, Geoffrey Jr. ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1910 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 27 September 1946 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT DeHavilland ... test pilots Category DeHavilland Category People from Basingstoke and Deane district Category People ... Accidental deaths in England aviation bio stub England bio stub de Geoffrey deHavilland Junior sv Geoffrey deHavilland 1911 1946 ... more details
for this person s son of the same name Geoffrey deHavilland, Jr. Infobox Person name Geoffrey deHavilland image DeHavilland. Perth, 1929.jpg caption Geoffrey deHavilland at Perth, Western Australia ... nationality United Kingdom British other names known for Aircraft designs including the deHavilland ... children 3 sons, Geoffrey deHavilland, Jr. Geoffrey Raoul deHavilland, Jr. , Peter Jason deHavilland and John deHavilland pilot John deHavilland parents Charles de Haviland father br Alice Jeanette Nettie Saunders mother relatives Olivia deHavilland cousin br Joan Fontaine cousin Captain land Captain Sir Geoffrey deHavilland , Order of Merit OM , CBE , Air Force Cross United Kingdom AFC , Royal ... Kingdom British aviation pioneer and aircraft engineer. His deHavilland Mosquito Mosquito has ..., High Wycombe , Buckinghamshire , deHavilland was the second son of The Reverend the Revd Charles deHavilland and his first wife, Alice Jeannette n e Saunders . ref name ODNB He was educated at King ... Main deHavilland Built with money borrowed from his maternal grandfather, ref name ODNB deHavilland s deHavilland Biplane No. 1 first aircraft took two years to build before he crashed it during ... of 10,500 feet 3.2 km in an aircraft of his design, the Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 B.E.2 . DeHavilland was the designer and his brother Hereward the test pilot. In December 1910, deHavilland joined ... aircraft to bear an official Royal Aircraft Factory designation. For the next three years deHavilland ... . He designed many aircraft for Airco, all designated by his initials, List of deHavilland aircraft DH . Large numbers of deHavilland designed aircraft were used during the First World War , flown .... DeHavilland raised 20,000, bought the relevant assets he needed and in 1920 formed the deHavillanddeHavilland Aircraft Company at Stag Lane Aerodrome , Edgware , where he and his company designed and built a large number of aircraft, including the deHavilland Moth Moth family. In 1933 ... more details
lowercase deHavilland Gipsy Infobox Aircraft Begin name Gipsy image Image DeHavilland Gipsy II 001.jpg ... deHavilland national origin United Kingdom first run 1927 major applications deHavilland DH.60 Moth deHavilland D.H.60G Gipsy Moth br DeHavilland D.H.71 deHavilland D.H.71 Tiger Moth racer number built program cost unit cost developed from developed into deHavilland Gipsy Major variants with their own articles The deHavilland Gipsy is a British air cooled 4 cylinder Inline engine aviation ... in the deHavilland D.H.60 Moth light biplane. The Gipsy went on to become one of the most famous ... as foreign, until long past WWII. Apart from helping to establish the deHavilland Aircraft Company ... between aircraft manufacturer Geoffrey deHavilland and engine designer Frank Halford . In fact, the early history of the Cirrus and Gipsy were linked through deHavilland s D.H.60 Moth. Cirrus origins In 1925 Geoffrey deHavilland was looking for a reliable cheap engine for use in a light sports aircraft ... adapted to running at high altitude. The engine secured, deHavilland Aircraft commenced manufacture ... cushion, deHavilland Aircraft decided to take the problem head on and start its own engine factory. Geoffrey deHavilland again went to his old friend Halford and this time asked him to design a completely ..., the convert 105 hp abbr on Cirrus Hermes . DH.71 Tiger Moth racer main deHavilland DH.71 Tiger Moth Halford and deHavilland quickly agreed on a convert 135 hp abbr on test engine later to be de rated to convert 100 hp abbr on for production models. While Halford went to build the engine, deHavilland designed its test bed the diminutive deHavilland DH.71 Tiger Moth D.H.71 racer. ref name Bransom ... in the deHavilland Gipsy Moth D.H.60G Gipsy Moth . The new engine proved itself to be docile .... ref Bransom 1991, p.26. ref Birth of the Gipsy Major main deHavilland Gipsy Major Image GipsyIII.JPG thumb right deHavilland Gipsy III preserved at the Shuttleworth Collection For all of this the new ... more details
Infobox person name John deHavilland image caption birth date Birth date 1918 10 17 df yes birth place Edgware , Middlesex , England death date Death date and age 1943 08 23 1918 10 17 df yes death place Hatfield, Hertfordshire , England other names known for occupation Test Pilot nationality United Kingdom John deHavilland , born 17 October 1918, Edgware , Middlesex died 23 August 1943 near Hatfield, Hertfordshire was a United Kingdom British test pilot . John and his brothers, Geoffrey deHavilland, Jr. Geoffrey deHavilland Jr. and Peter, were sons of Geoffrey deHavilland , the famous designer and manufacturer. All three brothers were pilots and flew as test pilots for the deHavillanddeHavilland company . John had been a sergeant in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve RAFVR prior to the Second World War. Due to the demands for pilots in the deHavilland company, he was released from service and joined his father s firm. File DeHavilland Mosquito IV ExCC.jpg right thumb Mosquito aircraft outside the Hatfield factory During a test flight of a deHavilland Mosquito Mark VI, flying with flight test observer John H. F. Scrope, he Mid air collision collided in the vicinity of St Albans with another Mosquito Mark VI flown by pilot George Gibbins. Both aircraft were made of wood, and disintegrated in the air, killing all four occupants aboard. G.F. Carter was flying as an observer in Gibbins s aircraft. The John deHavilland Scholarship Fund was set up by Geoffrey deHavilland ... brigitte royal plantagenet charleshavillanddesc1823.htm 22john dehavilland 22 pilot&cd 2&hl en&ct clnk&gl ca Genealogy of the deHavilland family. worldroots.com . Retrieved 20 August 2009. aviation lists Persondata NAME deHavilland, John ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION English pilot DATE ... Hatfield, Hertfordshire , England DEFAULTSORT DeHavilland, John Category 1918 births Category 1943 ... in the United Kingdom Category DeHavilland Category English aviators Category Royal Air Force ... more details
John von Sonntag deHavilland , Society of Antiquaries of London FSA 17 October 1826 18 September 1886 ... in 1784, was the other . Personal life John deHavilland was born on 17 October 1826, probably near ... to come to the United States which he did in 1816. John deHavilland s mother, Mary n e Wright , was the daughter ... and heiress of General Sir George von Sonntag, Governor of South Russia. John deHavilland ... . See images 1 3 below... File JVS DeHavilland military letters.jpg 500px File DeHavilland address envelopes 1872 & 1873.jpg 500px File Brother John de Havilland.jpg 500px John deHavilland s interest in heraldry and armorial bearings is shown in 1865 when he updated Thomas Fiott deHavilland s 1852 book A Chronicle of the Ancient and Noble Norman Family of deHavilland . John deHavilland s updated ... coats of arms displayed in the margins. John deHavilland explains that his maternal grandfather ... acknowledged soon after by Great Britain. John deHavilland also gives a swashbuckling account of his ... his cheek thus ending the contest. In 1872, John deHavilland was made a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries ... of Arms. In 1880, John deHavilland used the rank of General in his correspondences. At this time, John deHavilland took an active part in politics and was a member of the Liberal Reform Club . Correspondence between the Political Committee of the Reform Club and General John deHavilland from ..., General John deHavilland was said to have voted for the Conservative candidates for the election ... John deHavilland be expelled from the Club. The copy of the resolution also states that There can be no doubt ... any independence of character. And General deHavilland having in January 1877 dedicated to Lord ... the fact of General deHavilland s having openly expressed his dissent from the foreign policy Mr. Gladstone ... expulsion from the Reform Club. John von Sonntag deHavilland died on 18 September 1886 and was buried at Langford Budville , in Somerset, England. Heraldic career John deHavilland began his career ... more details
lowercase deHavilland Gipsy Twelve This article is a part of Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft . Please see Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft page content for recommended layout. Infobox Aircraft Begin name Gipsy Twelve Gipsy King image File DHGipsyTwelve.JPG caption deHavilland Gipsy Twelve at the Science Museum London Infobox Aircraft Engine type Piston V12 engine V 12 inline aero engine manufacturer deHavilland Engine Company first run avyear 1937 major applications deHavilland Don br deHavilland Albatross number built 95 program cost unit cost developed from developed into variants with their own articles The deHavilland Gipsy Twelve was a British aero engine developed by the deHavilland Engine Company in 1937. Approximately 95 were manufactured. It was known as the Gipsy King in Royal Air Force service. Applications deHavilland Albatross deHavilland DH.91 Albatross deHavilland Don deHavilland DH.93 Don Engines on display Preserved deHavilland Gipsy Twelve engines are on public display at the following museums deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre Science Museum London London Science Museum . Specifications Gipsy King I pistonspecs If you do not understand how to use this template, please ask at Wikipedia talk WikiProject Aircraft Please include units where appropriate main comes first, alt in parentheses . If data are missing, leave the parameter blank do not delete it . For additional lines, end your alt units with li and start a new, fully formatted line with li ref Lumsden ref Lumsden 2003, p.147 ref type Inverted 60 degree V 12 inline piston engine bore 4.646 ... 1 85310 294 6. refend External links commonscat http www.enginehistory.org 12.jpg Photo of a deHavilland Gipsy Twelve at Enginehistory.org DHaeroengines Aviation lists Category Air cooled aircraft piston engines Category Aircraft piston engines 1930 1939 Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Gipsy Twelve Category Inverted aircraft piston engines it DeHavilland Gipsy Twelve ja ... more details
linked see also deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre Frank Halford designs which were developed into or from this aircraft related deHavilland Gipsy aircraft that are of similar role, era, and capability ... Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Gipsy Minor Category Aircraft piston engines 1930 1939 Category ... more details
Summary Non free use rationale Article DeHavilland Iris Description deHavilland Iris aero engine Source Flightglobal archive at http www.flightglobal.com pdfarchive view 1956 1956 20 201020.html Portion Cropped portion of page, image only Low resolution Yes Purpose To illustrate historic aero engine article Replaceability No example of this engine is known to have survived. other information Image re published in 1956, original image published in Flight magazine in May 1910. Licensing Non free historic image ... more details
Infobox person name Olivia deHavilland image Olivia deHavilland still.jpg imagesize 240px caption in 1940 birth name Olivia Mary deHavilland birth date Birth date and age 1916 7 1 df y birth place Tokyo ... 1953 divorced 1 son br marriage Pierre Galante 1955 1979 divorced 1 daughter Olivia Mary deHavilland ... 1933.jpg left thumb 200px In 1933 Olivia deHavilland was born in Tokyo, Japan , to parents from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom . Her father, Walter Augustus deHavilland ... de Havilland.html Olivia deHavilland biography at Film Reference.com ref was a stage actress who ... younger sister is the actress Joan Fontaine stage name of Joan de Beauvoir deHavilland born in 22 October 1917 . Her paternal cousin is Sir Geoffrey deHavilland 1882 &ndash 1965 , an aircraft designer, notably of the DeHavilland Mosquito , ref Philip French, Screen Legends No.73, The Observer, Review ... the deHavilland name. Her sister Olivia, was already a rising star under the family surname. The girls ... Los Gatos High School and deHavilland also attended the Notre Dame High School, Belmont . ref http oliviadehavilland.net biography Olivia deHavilland Biography OliviadeHavilland.net ref An acting ... there. Career File DeHavilland Flynn.jpg thumb With Errol Flynn in Dodge City 1939 film Dodge City 1939 DeHavilland appeared as Hermia in A Midsummer Night s Dream , her first stage production, at the Hollywood ..., Joan Fontaine, deHavilland s sister, was approached by George Cukor to audition for Gone with the Wind ... by saying, Why don t you ask my sister Olivia deHavilland went on to play Melanie Wilkes Melanie ... Actress for her performance. In 1941, deHavilland became a naturalized citizen of the United States . ref cite news accessdate November 8, 2011 cite web title Olivia deHavilland a Citizen publisher ...&scp 1&sq Olivia 20de 20Havilland 20citizen&st cse ref DeHavilland was becoming ... lawsuit against Warner Bros. in the 1930s. DeHavilland mounted a lawsuit in the 1940s, supported ... more details
lowercase deHavilland Hercules This article is a part of Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft . Please see Wikipedia WikiProject Aircraft page content for recommended layout. Infobox Aircraft Begin name DH.66 Hercules image Image DeHavilland Hercules.jpg caption Imperial Airways deHavilland Hercules Infobox Aircraft Type type Airliner manufacturer DeHavillandDeHavilland Aircraft Company designer first flight 1926 introduced 1926 retired 1942 produced number built 11 status unit cost primary user Imperial Airways more users West Australian Airways br South African Air Force developed from variants with their own articles The deHavilland DH.66 Hercules was a 1920s United Kingdom British seven passenger, three engined airliner built by DeHavillandDeHavilland Aircraft Company at Stag Lane Aerodrome . As a more modern replacement for the D.H.10s used on the RAF s air mail service, Imperial Airways used the Hercules effectively to provide long distance service to far flung regions. Although the giant airliners were slow and cumbersome, they pointed the way for airliners in the future. ref http www.raafawa.org.au wa museum aviation.htm Western Australian Aviation History ref Design and development The Hercules was designed for Imperial Airways when they took over the Air Mail Route from Cairo to Baghdad from the Royal Air Force . The design was a three engined biplane with room for seven ... in the Meccano Magazine in June 1926. Operational history Image DeHavilland Hercules ... Airways ordered four aircraft to replace the deHavilland DH.50 DH.50 . On 2 June 1927, the first service ... mass main power mass alt armament See also aircontent related DeHavilland DH.72 similar aircraft lists ... http www.imperial airways.com History page 1.html Imperial Airways History deHavilland aircraft ... DeHavilland aircraft Hercules Category Trimotors deDeHavilland Hercules it DeHavilland DH.66 Hercules no DeHavilland DH 66 Hercules pt DeHavilland Hercules sv DeHavilland DH 66 Hercules ... more details
page content for recommended layout. lowercase deHavilland Ghost Infobox Aircraft Begin name Ghost image Image RM2 aka DeHavilland Ghost.jpg caption A Swedish licensed built deHavilland Ghost, the RM 2 Infobox Aircraft Engine type Turbojet manufacturer deHavilland Engine Company first run 2 September avyear 1945 major applications deHavilland Comet br deHavilland Venom br deHavilland Sea Venom number built program cost unit cost developed from deHavilland Goblin developed into variants with their own articles for the 1928 Reciprocating engine piston engine deHavilland Ghost V8 The deHavilland Ghost originally Halford H 2 was the deHavilland Engine Company s second turbojet engine ... Airways Corporation BOAC service. A scaled up development of the deHavilland Goblin Goblin , the Ghost powered the deHavilland Venom , deHavilland Comet and Saab 29 Tunnan SAAB Tunnan . ref Gunston 1989, p.52. ref Design and development The Ghost came about when deHavilland started work on what ... off the compressor. While the prototype was being built, deHavilland bought Halford s firm and reformed it as the deHavilland Engine Company , renaming the H 1 and H 2 as the Goblin and Ghost respectively ... 1. During development, the Royal Air Force also asked for an improved version of the deHavilland ... as the deHavilland Venom Venom , and shared many features with the earlier Vampire. The Ghost ... Ghost 104 , rated at 4,950 lbf 22.0 kN Ghost 105 , rated at 5,150 lbf 22.9 kN Applications deHavilland Comet deHavilland Venom deHavilland Sea Venom Avro Lancastrian Ghost Lancastrian Saab 29 Tunnan ... designs which were developed into or from this aircraft related deHavilland Goblin aircraft that are of similar ... Volvo aeroengines Swedish military gas turbine aeroengines Aviation lists Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Ghost Category Turbojet engines 1940 1949 deDeHavilland Ghost es DeHavilland Ghost fr DeHavilland Ghost ja ... more details
Turbojet manufacturer deHavilland Engine Company first run 13 April avyear 1942 major applications deHavilland Vampire br Gloster Meteor number built program cost unit cost developed from developed into deHavilland Ghost variants with their own articles The deHavilland Goblin , originally the Halford H 1 , is an early turbojet engine designed by Frank Halford . The Goblin built by deHavilland ... class type rating. ref Gunston 1989, p.52 ref The Goblin was the primary engine of the deHavilland ... G.80 and deHavilland DH 108 deHavilland Swallow . The Goblin was later expanded into the larger deHavilland Ghost , with the model numbers continuing from the last marks of the Goblin. Design and development ... September in the deHavilland Vampire . ref name Gunston51 Gunston 1989, p.51. ref It was around this time that deHavilland purchased Halford s company and set him up as the chairman of the deHavilland Engine Company , with the engine name changing from H 1 to Goblin , while the new H 2 design ... Image deHavilland Goblin 001.jpg thumb A complete Goblin engine H.1 Goblin I Developed about 2,300 ... deHavilland Vampire deHavilland DH 108 deHavilland Swallow Curtiss XF15C Curtiss XF15C 1 Fiat ... including deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre Midland Air Museum Royal Air Force Museum Cosford Shuttleworth Collection Vintage Flying Museum Survivors As of June 2011, two Goblin powered deHavilland ... related Allison J33 deHavilland Ghost aircraft that are of similar role, era, and capability as this design ... Swedish military gas turbine aeroengines Aviation lists Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Goblin Category Turbojet engines 1940 1949 deDeHavilland Goblin es DeHavilland Goblin fr DeHavilland Goblin it DeHavilland Goblin ja ... more details
NOTOC lowercase deHavilland Ghost V8 Infobox Aircraft Begin name Ghost image caption Infobox Aircraft Engine type Air cooled V8 engine V 8 piston engine manufacturer deHavilland national origin United Kingdom first run avyear 1928 major applications deHavilland Hawk Moth number built program cost unit cost developed from ADC Cirrus developed into variants with their own articles for the 1945 turbojet engine deHavilland Ghost The deHavilland Ghost was a British V8 engine V 8 Aircraft engine aero engine that first ran in 1928. Design and development Designed by Geoffrey deHavilland the Ghost was developed from the ADC Cirrus aero engine by using two banks of four cylinders. This appeared at first to be a retrograde step as the Cirrus was itself developed from the Renault 80 hp V8 engine however with the improved Cirrus cylinders the Ghost developed over twice the power of the French engine for a lower weight. Another difference from the Renault was the use of a propeller reduction gear, the Ghost s sole known aircraft application was the prototype deHavilland Hawk Moth high wing cabin monoplane. ref Lumsden 2003, p. 137. ref Specifications Ghost pistonspecs If you do not understand how to use this template, please ask at Wikipedia talk WikiProject Aircraft Please include units where appropriate main comes first, alt in parentheses . If data are missing, leave the parameter blank do not delete it . For additional lines, end your alt units with li and start a new, fully formatted line with li type Inline air cooled, upright, 90 degree, V 8 piston engine ref bore 4.5 in 114 mm stroke 5.0 in 128 mm displacement 498.56 cu in 8.17 L length diameter width height weight ... compression 5 1 fuelcon specfuelcon oilcon power weight designer Geoffrey deHavilland reduction ... Image of the deHavilland Ghost installed in a Hawk Moth Flight , February 1929 DeHavilland aeroengines Aviation lists Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Ghost V8 Category Aircraft piston ... more details
lowercase title deHavilland Gyron Infobox Aircraft Begin name Gyron image File DHGyron.JPG caption deHavilland Gyron at the deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre Infobox Aircraft Engine type Turbojet manufacturer deHavilland Engine Company first run 1953 major applications Hawker P.1121 not built number built program cost unit cost developed from developed into deHavilland Gyron Junior variants with their own articles The deHavilland PS.23 or PS.52 Gyron , originally the Halford H 4 , was Frank Halford s last turbojet design while working for deHavilland . Intended to outpower any design then under construction, the Gyron was the most powerful engine of its era, producing convert 20000 lbf kN abbr on dry , and convert 27000 lbf kN abbr on with afterburner reheat in British terminology . The engine was actually too large for most roles and saw no production use. It was later scaled down to 45 of its original size to produce the deHavilland Gyron Junior , which was somewhat more successful. ref Gunston 1989, p.32. ref Design and development The Gyron was Halford s first axial flow design, a complete departure from his earlier centrifugal flow engines based on Frank Whittle Whittle like designs, the deHavilland Goblin Goblin H 1 and deHavilland Ghost Ghost H 2 . The Gyron was also one of the first engines designed specifically for supersonic flight. The Gyron first ran in 1953. Flight testing started in 1955 on a modified Short Sperrin a bomber design that was instead turned ... ref another is on public display at the deHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre , St Albans. Specifications ... related deHavilland Gyron Junior For aircraft engine articles. Engines that are of similar to this design ... view 1957 1957 20 201073.html Gyron deHavilland s Supersonic Turbojet, with 25,000lb Reheat Rating A 1957 Flight International Flight magazine article on the Gyron DeHavilland aeroengines Aviation lists Category Turbojet engines 1950 1959 Category DeHavilland aircraft engines Gyron ja ... more details
lowercase deHavilland Canada The deHavilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd. company was an aircraft manufacturer ... home of deHavilland Canada is now the home of the Canadian Air and Space Museum Canadian Air ... deHavillanddeHavilland Aircraft Company to build Moth aircraft for the training of Canadian ... deHavilland Beaver DHC2 01.jpg.jpg 270px thumb right C FGYN Adlair Aviation Ltd. deHavilland Beaver DHC2 Mk I on floats Establishment Founded in 1928 as a subsidiary of deHavilland Aircraft UK deHavilland Canada was first located at De Lesseps Field in Toronto, before moving to Downsview in 1929. Pre Second World War Flown for the first time on 26 October 1931, the deHavilland Tiger Moth DH.82 Tiger Moth was derived from the deHavilland Moth DH.60 Moth . The DH 82 was powered by a 120 ... cockpits, brakes, tail wheels, etc. . The follow up DeHavilland Fox Moth DH.83 Fox Moth ... components as possible. Second World War The deHavilland Tiger Moth was a basic trainer of the British ... British deHavilland and during World War II was made into a crown corporation of the Canadian government. Production of the deHavilland Mosquito Mosquito , nicknamed the Mossie, was the company ... by deHavilland, deHavilland Canada produced 1,134. Several were lost en route across the Atlantic ... 18041.jpg thumb right A former Royal Canadian Air Force RCAF Chipmunk After the war, deHavilland ... also continued production of several British deHavilland aircraft and later produced a licence ... aircraft production facility was transferred to deHavilland Canada by their then merged parent company, UK based Hawker Siddeley . DHC 1 Chipmunk main deHavilland Canada DHC 1 Chipmunk The first ... for the venerable deHavilland Tiger Moth. The Chipmunk was an all metal, low wing, tandem two place ... versions of the airplane were powered by a 145 hp in line deHavilland Gipsy Major 8 engine. The Chipmunk ... for RCAF use while deHavilland UK produced 740 airplanes for training at various RAF and University ... more details
The DeHavilland Law is the informal name of California Labor Code Section 2855, a California law which prevents a court from enforcing specific performance of an exclusive personal services contract beyond the term of seven calendar years from the commencement of service. The section was first enacted as part of the new Labor Code in 1937. It was a recodification of an older statute, Civil Code Section 1980, which had been enacted as part of the original California Civil Code in 1872. The statute had originally provided for a two year limit on specific enforcement, but was amended in 1931 to seven years. Hollywood industry lawyers in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s took the position that an exclusive personal services contract should be treated as suspended during the periods when the artist was not actually working. Since no artist could be working every single day that is, including holidays and weekends , this interpretation meant that two, or later, seven years of actual service would ... had complete control of a young artist s career. In response, actress Olivia deHavilland filed a lawsuit ... of Appeal for the Second District in deHavilland s favor on December 8, 1944. ref DeHavilland v. Warner .... The decision came to be informally known, and is still known to this day, as the deHavilland law . ref cite news url http www.reuters.com article industryNews idUSN2329585820070824 title DeHavilland ... World Beat NYRock ref Jared Leto and Shannon Leto of the band 30 Seconds to Mars credit the deHavilland ... States 30 Seconds to Mars US law stub DEFAULTSORT DeHavilland Law Category Labour law Category Film ... sense view that seven years from the commencement of service means seven calendar years. Since deHavilland had started performance under her Warner annual contract on May 5, 1936 which had been renewed ..., the contract was no longer enforceable and she was free to seek projects with other studios. DeHavilland s legal victory reduced the power of the studios and extended greater creative freedom to performers ... more details
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