- Auster Pass
Orphan date February 2009 Auster Pass Coord 78 18 S 162 38 E source GNIS display inline,title is a high pass in the Royal Society Range , between Mount Huggins and Mount Kempe , leading into the Skelton Glacier area from McMurdo Sound . It was named by the New Zealand Northern Survey Party of the Commonwealth Trans Antarctic Expedition 1956&ndash 58 for the RNZAF Antarctic Flight s Auster aircraft. References usgs gazetteer id 737 Category Mountain passes of Victoria Land Category Royal Society Range Category Scott Coast ScottCoast geo stub ... more details
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- Auster Islands
Orphan date February 2009 The Auster Islands Coord 67 25 S 63 50 E source GNIS display inline,title are a group of small islands at the northeast end of the Robinson Group , located convert 5.5 mi 0 north of Cape Daly , Mac. Robertson Land . They were mapped from Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions ANARE surveys and from air photos 1959&ndash 66, and so named by the Antarctic Names Committee of Australia because of the nearness of the islands to Auster rookery , and because they have provided a camp site for ANARE parties visiting the rookery . See also List of antarctic and sub antarctic islands References usgs gazetteer id 736 Category Islands of Mac. Robertson Land MacRobertsonLand geo stub ... more details
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- Hellinsia auster
Taxobox name image image width image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Pterophoridae genus Hellinsia species H. auster binomial Hellinsia auster binomial authority Barnes & Lindsey, 1921 ref http mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu species.php?hodges 6193 mothphotographersgroup ref synonyms Oidaematophorus auster small Barnes & Lindsey, 1921 small Hellinsia auster is a moth of the Pterophoridae family. It is found in Arizona including the type location, Mohave County . The wingspan is 20 27 mm. The head is blackish brown, white between antennae, which are dark with a white line above, sometimes broken into dots. The thorax is whitish, although the scales are lightly tipped with grey brown, more heavily in a band which crosses the thorax. The abdomen is grey brown with a few white scales. Above it is marked with two white stripes which contain a pair of diverging black streaks on each segment. In the posterior half of the abdomen, the bases of each pair of streaks are connected by a broad dorsal dash in the posterior margin of the preceding segment. There are also some blackish lateral dashes and two pale ventral stripes. The forewings are clothed with mixed white and brownish grey scales and more or less sprinkled with black. The hindwings and their fringes are brownish grey. ref http www.archive.org stream contributionston414barn contributionston414barn djvu.txt Contributions to the natural history of the Lepidoptera of North America ref Adults have been recorded in May, August and September. References Reflist Category Animals described in 1921 Category Hellinsia auster Category Butterflies and moths of North America Category Fauna of the Southwestern United States Oidaematophorini stub ... more details
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- Auster Workmaster
Infobox Aircraft Begin name J 1U Workmaster image File Auster J1U Workmaster G APSR Shobdon 04.87.jpg caption J 1U Workmaster at Shobdon airfield, Herefordshire, in April 1987 Infobox Aircraft Type type Agricultural aircraft manufacturer Auster Auster Aircraft Limited designer first flight 1958 in aviation 1958 introduced 1958 in aviation 1958 retired status primary user Crop Culture Overseas Limited more users produced number built 10 unit cost developed from Auster Autocrat variants with their own articles The Auster J 1U Workmaster is a late 1950s United Kingdom British single engined single seat high wing agriculutural monoplane built by Auster Auster Aircraft Limited at Rearsby , Leicestershire . Of traditional high wing layout, it carries 90 gallons of spray fluid in a tank beside the pilot, an extra seat being provided for a passenger. The Lycoming 0 360 A engine of 180 h.p. driving a McCauley v.p. propeller giving it ample power and slotted ailerons and balanced tail controls providing good handling. Oversize tyres were fitted. Take off run at 2,550 lb gross weight and cruising speed at 65 per cent power are respectively 180 yd and 88 m.p.h. Britten Norman spray gear was provided by Crop Culture, and this company ordered nine Workmasters. History Following the experience of developing the Auster J 1B Aiglet J 1B Aiglet agricultural aircraft, Auster developed a more powerful successor the J 1U Workmaster . Using the basic Autocrat fuselage it was strengthened and had dorsal fin fillets added, low pressure tyres and a 180 hp 134 kW Avco Lycoming engine. Image auster j1u workmaster g apmh arp.jpg thumb right J 1U Workmaster, built 1958 The aircraft were fitted with Britten Norman rotary atomizers for crop spraying and a 100 imperial gallon 455 litre chemical ... see also Auster aircraft aviation lists Category Propeller aircraft Category High wing aircraft Category Single engine aircraft Category British agricultural aircraft 1950 1959 Category Auster aircraft ... more details
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- Auster AOP.9
Infobox Aircraft Begin name Auster AOP.9 image Image Auster AOP.9 XK417 Farnborough 09.56.jpg caption AOP.9 XK417 at the Farnborough Airshow in 1956, this aircraft served No. 652 Squadron RAF Infobox Aircraft Type type military observation aircraft manufacturer Auster Auster Aircraft Limited designer ... unit cost developed from variants with their own articles The Auster AOP.9 was a United Kingdom British military air observation aircraft Air Observation Post produced by Auster Auster Aircraft Limited to replace the Auster AOP.6 . Design and development The Auster AOP.9 was designed as a successor to the Auster AOP.6 . Like its predecessor, it was a braced high wing single engined monoplane with a fixed ... 1954. ref name JAWA1956 Auster Aircraft allotted its model designation B5 to the AOP.9 design. ref ... Auster 20AOP.9 UK Civil Aviation Authority Aircraft Register Auster AOP.9 ref The sole Beagle E3 Auster AOP.11 G ASCC was flying ref name CAA http www.caa.co.uk application.aspx?catid 60&pagetype ... aircraft e3 auster aop ii g ascc.cfm G ASCC crash ref Variants Auster AOP.9 Only production version, 182 built ref name Simp . Image Auster AOP.11 XP254 Farnborough 09.61.jpg thumb right The Auster AOP.11 exhibited at the Farnborough Air Show in September 1961 Auster AOP.11 Three seat AOP machine with a 260 ... it was registered to Beagle aircraft, that had taken over Auster in 1960, as G ASCC where it was known ... . It was sold into private hands in 1971. ref name CAA Auster 9M A number of army surplus aircraft were bought by Captain Mike Somerton Rayner in 1967. One was converted as an Auster 9M with a 180 hp ... Authority Aircraft Register G AVHT current ref File auster aop9 xr246 g azbu arp.jpg thumb Privately ... Ltd isbn 1 85310 053 6 cite book last Ketley first Barry title Auster A brief history of the Auster ... Publishing refend Auster aircraft aviation lists DEFAULTSORT Auster Aop.9 Category High wing aircraft ... Auster aircraft A.O.P.9 Category Propeller aircraft ... more details
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- Auster Tugmaster
by Auster at Rearsby with a conventional Auster designed towing hook. ref name jackson ... lines entries with carriage return. see also related related developments Auster AOP.6 Beagle ... Putnam location London isbn 0 370 10006 9 refend External links Auster aircraft aviation lists ... more details
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- Auster D.6
see also other relevant information Auster aircraft aviation lists Category Propeller aircraft Category Single engine aircraft Category British civil utility aircraft 1960 1969 Category Auster aircraft ... more details
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- Auster Atlantic
year 1973 publisher Putnam location London isbn 0 370 10006 9 refend External links Auster aircraft aviation lists Category Cancelled aircraft projects Category Auster aircraft Atlantic Category British ... more details
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- Auster Adventurer
Infobox Aircraft Begin name Auster J 5 Adventurer image File Auster J5 Adventurer ZK AXJ Ardmore NZ 26.02.92R.jpg caption J 5 Adventurer at Ardmore Airport New Zealand Ardmore airfield , Auckland , New Zealand in February 1992 Infobox Aircraft Type type private owner aircraft national origin United Kingdom manufacturer Auster Aircraft Auster Aircraft Ltd designer first flight 15 November 1947 introduced 1948 retired status several still in operation primary user private owner pilots and agricultural contractors number built 59 developed from J 1 Autocrat variants with their own articles The Auster J 5 Adventurer is a United Kingdom British built three seat light high wing monoplane of the late 1940s. Development The Adventurer three seat high wing monoplane was developed from the J 1 Autocrat with extra power provided by the installation of the 130 h.p. Gipsy Major engine, to enable more flexible operations in the hotter climate of Australia and New Zealand, where most examples were sold. Unlike the similarly powered Auster Aiglet J 1 Aiglet and Auster Alpha J 1N Alpha , the Adventurer retained the smaller tail surfaces of the Autocrat, the new engine being set back sufficiently far for the original fin area to remain sufficient. ref Green, 1965, p. 138 ref The prototype Adventurer was converted to the new standard from a J 1 Autocrat c n 2093 and first flew on 15 November 1947. ref Hitchman, 1989, p. 59 ref This was followed by a further 58 production examples delivered between 1948 and 1952. ref Ellison, 1965, pp 56 58 ref Operational history Most Adventurers were sold to private pilot owners in Australia and New Zealand. Eleven Adventurers were still in service in Australia ... last Ellison first N.H. title Auster Aircraft Ltd Aircraft Production list year 1965 publisher Air ... The History of the Auster Aeroplane publisher International Auster Pilot Club year 1989 isbn None ... links Auster aircraft Aviation lists Category Auster aircraft Category British civil utility aircraft ... more details
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- Auster D.4
see also other relevant information Auster aircraft aviation lists Category Single engine aircraft Category Propeller aircraft Category British civil utility aircraft 1960 1969 Category Auster aircraft ... more details
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- Auster Agricola
. BXO was sold to the UK in 2005. Specifications Auster Agricola aircraft specifications please ... discussion Auster aircraft aviation lists Category Low wing aircraft Category Single engine aircraft Category British agricultural aircraft 1950 1959 Category Auster aircraft Category Propeller aircraft ... more details
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- Taylorcraft Ranch Wagon
links Taylorcraft aircraft aviation lists Category United States civil utility aircraft 1950 1959 Category Taylorcraft aircraft Ranch Wagon ... more details
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- Auster J family
aircraft was built designated the Taylorcraft Auster V Series J 1 Autocrat . Postwar models derived ...Orphan date January 2012 Infobox Aircraft Begin name Auster J family image File Auster J1B Aiglet G AJYR Rearsby 06.51.jpg caption Auster J 1B Aiglet J 1B Aiglet fitted with under wing crop spraying bars ... national origin United Kingdom manufacturer Auster designer first flight 1945 J 2 Arrow introduced ... 59 J 4 27 J 3 Atom 1 J 2 Arrow 44 J 1U Workmaster 10 J 1 Autocrat 420 Avis 2 developed from Taylorcraft Auster variants with their own articles The Auster J series was a family of United Kingdom British light civil utility aircraft developed in the 1940s and 50s by Auster at Rearsby , Leicestershire . Image Auster J5Q Alpine Cranfield 01.07.89R.jpg thumb right Auster J 5Q Alpine at PFA Rally at Cranfield ... the designers at Taylorcraft decided to develop a tourer version of the robust and reliable Taylorcraft Auster Model J AOP.V observation aircraft series. An Auster 5, registered G AGOH , was modified ..., p. 53 ref ref Ellison, 1966, p. 72 ref ref Jackson, 1974, p. 63 ref Image Auster J8L Aiglet Trainer .... Image Auster J1B Aiglet ZK BWH MOTAT Auckland 25.02.92R.jpg thumb right J 1B Aiglet ZK BWH exhibited ... summer conditions experienced there. In 1950, Auster utilised an uncompleted Autocrat airframe and wing ... to J 1N Alpha standard with a higher fin and fitted with a 130 h.p. Gipsy Major engine, as used in the Auster ... for rugged inexpensive trainer aircraft throughout the Commonwealth spurred Auster to develop ... Air Force. ref Ellison, 1966, pp. 61 64 ref Auster J 1U Workmaster Main Auster Workmaster Following the experience of developing the J 1B Aiglet agricultural aircraft, Auster developed a more ... and are currently 2009 on the U.K. civil aircraft register. Image Auster J5 Adventurer ZK AXJ Ardmore ... , New Zealand in February 1992 Auster J 5 Q & R Alpine Main Auster Alpine The J 5R Alpine was a hybrid ..., powered by a de Havilland Gipsy Major 1 engine. Auster Avis Main Auster Avis The Auster Avis featured ... more details
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- Auster Aiglet Trainer
, pp. 61 64 ref Variants File Auster J8L Aiglet Trainer Yeadon 05.55.jpg thumb right The sole J 8L Aiglet Trainer had an enlarged fin and rudder. Leeds Yeadon Airport May 1955 Auster J 5F Aiglet Trainer production version. Auster J 5K Aiglet Trainer Blackburn Cirrus Blackburn Cirrus Major 3 engine, one built. Auster J 5L Aiglet Trainer de Havilland Gipsy Major de Havilland Gipsy Major 1 engine. 10 built. Auster J 8L Aiglet Trainer J 5K re engined with a de Havilland Gipsy Major de Havilland Gipsy ... Bibliography refbegin cite book last Ellison first N.H. title Auster Aircraft year 1966 publisher Air Britain Historians Ltd isbn none cite book last Hitchman first Ambrose title The History of the Auster Aeroplane year 1989 publisher International Auster Pilot Club isbn none cite book last first ... lists see also Auster aircraft Aviation lists Category Propeller aircraft Category High wing ... Auster aircraft ar ... more details
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- Invisible (Auster novel)
of intelligence and evil. As with much of Auster s work the novel deals with questions ... 6508502 Invisible by Paul Auster review.html Invisible by Paul Auster review at The Daily Telegraph ... auster 1811036.html Invisible, by Paul Auster at The Independent http www.guardian.co.uk books 2009 nov 14 invisible paul auster book review Invisible by Paul Auster at The Guardian http www.nytimes.com ... Category Novels by Paul Auster Category Incest in fiction ca Invisible Paul Auster de Unsichtbar Paul Auster fr Invisible Auster fi N kym t n ... more details
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- Auster J/1B Aiglet
Infobox Aircraft Begin name Auster J 1B Aiglet image File Auster J1B Aiglet G AJYR Rearsby 06.51.jpg caption J 1B Aiglet fitted with under wing crop spraying bars at Rearsby airfield, Leicestershire, in June 1951. Infobox Aircraft Type type light civil aircraft national origin United Kingdom manufacturer Auster Aircraft designer first flight 1950 introduced retired several still airworthy in Australia and the U.K. status primary user agricultural contractors and private owners number built 86 developed from Auster J 1 Autocrat variants with their own articles The Auster J 1B Aiglet is a United Kingdom British light civil utility aircraft developed in the 1950s. Development The Auster Autocrat Auster J 1 Autocrat of 1946 had achieved considerable sales success but orders died away in the late 1940s. Few sales were achieved in the important Australian market as the Autocrat s 100 h.p. engine was not powerful enough for the harsher summer conditions experienced there. In 1950, Auster Auster Aircraft utilised an uncompleted Autocrat airframe and wing structure and incorporated a larger fin and rudder to compensate for the installation of a 130 h.p. de Havilland Gipsy Major engine which had been modified by the fitment of double scavenge pumps to match the cooling system. ref Hitchman .... 69 ref Operational history Image Auster J1B Aiglet ZK BWH MOTAT Auckland 25.02.92R.jpg thumb right ... thumb Auster J1B In 2009, several Aiglets remain in airworthy condition in Australia and New Zealand ... cite book last Ellison first N.H. title Auster Aircraft Ltd Aircraft Production List year 1966 publisher Air Britain Historians Ltd isbn none cite book last Hitchman first Ambrose title The History of the Auster Aeroplane year 1989 publisher International Auster Pilot Club isbn none cite book last Jackson ... issn 0143 7240 refend External links Auster aircraft Aviation lists DEFAULTSORT Auster J 1b Aiglet Category Auster aircraft Category British agricultural aircraft 1950 1959 Category British civil utility ... more details
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- Leviathan (Auster novel)
All This Might Never Have Happened , Ginger Danto, 1992 ref Auster is known for placing ... x 0796July Eyebot pipebomb.html In Paul Auster s Leviathan Viking, 1992 , a Unabomber ish character ... into a career, Ben creates a life that finishes him. Stylistically, Auster proves his themes through ... , party guest causes Ben s accident Literary notes Auster references themes of coincidence and chance ... , Paul Auster, Viking, New York, 1992. Footnotes reflist See also portal Novels Paul Auster Sophie Calle Thomas Hobbes Theodore Kaczynski Category Novels by Paul Auster Category Crime novels Category 1992 novels de Leviathan Paul Auster es Leviat n novela fa fr L viathan Auster ja sv Leviathan Paul Auster ... more details
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- No. 651 Squadron RAF
Taylorcraft Auster br L 1 Vigilant Stinson Vigilant br Auster AOP.6 aircraft trainer aircraft transport ... Variant August 1941 July 1942 Taylorcraft Auster Taylorcraft Plus C September 1941 October 1941 Taylorcraft Plus D October 1941 December 1941 L 1 Vigilant Stinson Vigilant Mk.I February 1942 September 1942 Taylorcraft Plus C.2 July 1942 October 1943 Taylorcraft Auster Auster Mk.I August 1943 December 1944 Auster Mk.III May 1944 October 1945 Auster Mk.IV December 1944 June 1947 Auster Mk.V November 1949 February 1952 Auster Mk.V March 1947 October 1955 Auster AOP.6 Auster AOP.6 November 1949 March 1952 Auster AOP.5 November 1955 September 1957 Bristol Sycamore HC.11 November 1955 September 1957 Auster AOP.6 Auster AOP.6 See also List of Royal Air Force aircraft squadrons References Notes ... File Auster.aop9.tw511.arp.jpg thumb right An Auster AOP.5 class wikitable Aircraft operated by no. 651 ... more details
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- Blackburn Cirrus Minor
Infobox Aircraft Begin name Cirrus Minor image File BlackburnCirrusMinor.JPG caption Blackburn Cirrus Minor 2A Infobox Aircraft Engine type Air cooled 4 cylinder inline piston engine manufacturer Blackburn Aircraft national origin United Kingdom first run avyear 1937 major applications number built program cost unit cost developed from developed into variants with their own articles The Blackburn Cirrus Minor is a United Kingdom British four cylinder, inverted, in line air cooled aero engine that was designed and built by the Cirrus Engine Section of Blackburn Aircraft Blackburn Aircraft Limited in the late 1930s. Design and development The Cirrus Minor started life as a development of the original Cirrus series of engines which progressed through a number of variants Cirrus I, II, & III. Each with slightly different displacement and power. Later Cirrus was bought by Hermes Engine Company and they produced the ADC Cirrus Cirrus Hermes I, II, III and IV. Again each differing slightly in displacement and power. In 1934 Cirrus was bought again by the Blackburn Aircraft company and later that year the Cirrus Minor was produced and in 1935 the Blackburn Cirrus Major was produced. The Minor was known for excellent reliability, and had a major win when it was selected to power the Royal Air Force RAF s Taylorcraft Auster observation aircraft. The RAF s version had several modifications, known as the Series I . Although externally identical, the Series II engine was redesigned to operate on 77 octane fuel, as opposed to the original s 70, increasing power to 100 hp 75 kW . Applications Multicol Arpin A 1 Arpin A 1 Mk.2 Auster Autocrat Auster J 1 Autocrat Auster J 4 British Aircraft Swallow Deekay Knight Hillson Helvellyn Marendaz Trainer Miles M.68 Multicol break Miles Gemini SAI KZ III Taylorcraft Auster Taylorcraft Auster I Taylorcraft Auster Taylorcraft Plus C2 Taylorcraft Auster Taylorcraft Plus D VEF I 12 Multicol end Engines on display A preserved Blackburn Cirrus Min ... more details
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- No. 661 Squadron RAF
with the Taylorcraft Auster Auster III and in March 1994 the Auster IV. The squadron role was to support ... Variant August 1943 April 1944 Taylorcraft Auster Auster Mk.III March 1944 October 1945 Auster Mk.IV November 1944 October 1945 Auster Mk.V May 1949 October 1951 Auster AOP.5 May 1949 February 1957 Auster AOP.6 Auster AOP.6 Jul 1949 February 1950 Auster AOP.4 See also List of Royal Air Force ... thumb right 300px A postwar Auster Mk.V, restored in wartime colours. class wikitable Aircraft ... more details
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- No. 662 Squadron RAF
1943 with the Taylorcraft Auster Auster III which gave way to the Auster IV in March 1944. The squadron ... September 1943 April 1944 Taylorcraft Auster Auster Mk.III March 1944 December 1945 Auster Mk.IV September 1944 December 1945 Auster Mk.V February 1949 October 1951 Auster AOP.5 February 1949 February 1957 Auster AOP.6 Auster AOP.6 October 1949 January 1950 Auster AOP.4 See also List of Royal Air ... right 300px A postwar Auster Mk.V, restored in wartime colours. class wikitable Aircraft operated ... more details
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- No. 656 Squadron RAF
1943 March 1943 Taylorcraft Auster Auster Mk.I February 1943 August 1943 Auster Mk.III November 1943 June 1945 Auster Mk.III October 1944 June 1945 Auster Mk.IV February 1945 January 1947 Auster Mk.V June 1948 May 1951 Auster AOP.5 July 1950 April 1956 Auster Auster AOP.6 AOP.6 September 1955 September 1957 Auster Auster AOP.9 AOP.9 References Notes reflist 2 Bibliography refbegin Flintham, Vic and Andrew .... Reformation and Operation Firedog File Auster.aop9.tw511.arp.jpg thumb right 300px An Auster Mk.V ... in Malaya during Operation Firedog . Aircraft operated File Auster AOP.9 XK417 Farnborough ... more details
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- Rearsby
Spoken Wikipedia Rearsby.ogg 2010 02 20 Rearsby is a village and civil parish in the Charnwood borough Charnwood district of Leicestershire , England . The parish has a population of about 1,000. It is on the A607 road between Leicester and Melton Mowbray , and is just south of the River Wreake . Nearby places are East Goscote , Thrussington and Rotherby . In 2000, villagers got the approval of building a bypass for Rearsby, work started in August 2003 and by the following year the bypass was open allowing traffic to pass Rearsby without going through the village, the estimated cost of the bypass was 5.9 million. It is a village with a strong community spirit which has been shown through a long standing publishing of the Rearsby Scene the local village newspaper . The County Flying Club moved there in 1938 on land owned by Sir William Lindsay Everard . Rearsby airfield soon became the home of the Taylorcraft aircraft factory, which began light aircraft manufacture in 1939. The basic aircraft design was modified to become the British Army A.O.P. Air Observation Post , the model being named the Auster. Following W.W.II, Taylorcraft Aeroplanes England Ltd changed its name to The Auster Aircraft Company Ltd. The aircraft was known as The All Steel Aeroplane . After initial success with the Auster Autocrat Autocrat and other models, post war civil aircraft sales slowed down, particularly as there were many ex military surplus aircraft available. The company began using its manufacturing skills to supply the re emerging UK motor industry. Auster Commercial, as this arm of the business was known, changed its name to Rearsby Automotive Ltd in 1966. Auster was now part of Pressed Steel Company which in turn was a division of the British Motor Corporation . In 1968, Auster Aircraft Rearsby Automotive became part of British Leyland . Aircraft manufacture ceased in 1969. Rearsby Automotive expanded its sales quickly in order to occupy the whole site before British Leyland sold ... more details
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- Beagle Terrier
also aircontent related Taylorcraft Auster similar aircraft lists see also References Reflist External ...Infobox Aircraft Begin name A.61 Terrier image image Beagle auster a61 terrier g arui.arp.jpg caption Auster A.61 Terrier Infobox Aircraft Type type Light Transport manufacturer Beagle Aircraft Beagle Aircraft Limited designer first flight Avyear 1961 introduced retired produced number built status unit cost primary user more users developed from Taylorcraft Auster variants with their own articles The Beagle A.61 Terrier is a United Kingdom British single engined monoplane built by Beagle Aircraft . Development The Auster Auster Aircraft Company purchased a large number of former British Army Taylorcraft Auster Auster aircraft . These aircraft were updated and modified and offered for sale. Two versions were developed Auster 6A Tugmaster a utility and Glider sailplane glider towing aircraft Auster 6B a three seat luxury version. When the company became part of Beagle Aircraft the Auster 6B was renamed the Beagle A.61 Terrier 1 . Production Terrier 1 Eighteen Terrier 1s conversions were built. The first conversion flew 13 April 1961 from Rearsby . Terrier 2 The Terrier 2 had a greater span tailplane and wheel spats and the engine was fitted with a metal propeller. Forty Five Terrier 2s conversions were built. Terrier 3 One Auster aircraft was modified by British European Airways engineering apprentices and powered by a 160 hp Avco Lycoming O 320 B2B engine. Specifications Terrier 2 variant aircraft specifications if you do not understand how to use this template, please ask at Wikipedia talk WikiProject Aircraft please answer the following questions plane or copter? plane options plane copter jet or prop? prop options jet prop both neither ref British Civil Aircraft since 1919 ref Cite book author Jackson, A.J authorlink title British Civil Aircraft since 1919 Volume ... Beagle aircraft Auster aircraft Aviation lists Category High wing aircraft Category British ... more details
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- No. 658 Squadron RAF
with the Taylorcraft Auster Auster III and from March 1944 the Auster IV. The squadron role ... A postwar Auster Mk.V, restored in wartime colours. class wikitable Aircraft operated by 658 Squadron ref name Halley1988 ref name Jefford2001 From To Aircraft Variant April 1943 April 1944 Taylorcraft Auster Auster Mk.III March 1944 September 1945 Auster Mk.IV August 1944 September 1945 Auster Mk.V November 1945 January 1946 Auster Mk.V June 1946 October 1946 Auster Mk.V See also List of Royal ... more details
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