Westland Lysander Manual 1936-44 (all marks): An insight into owning, flying and maintaining the RAF's famous World War 2 'cloak-and dagger' spy plane (Haynes Owners Workshop Manuel)
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Westland Lysander Manual 1936-44 (all marks): An insight into owning, flying and maintaining the RAF's famous World War 2 'cloak-and dagger' spy plane (Haynes Owners Workshop Manuel)
Conceived in the mid-Thirties for the RAF as an Army co-operation and liaison aircraft, Westland Aircraft designed and built the rugged high-wing monoplane Lysander with a fixed, spatted undercarriage. It had an exceptional field of view for both pilot and observer, and was armed with two forward firing machine guns and a machine gun fired from the rear cockpit.
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