Code - BA302

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Description - WESTLAND LYSANDER British Two Seat Army Co-operation aircraft first entered service in 1938. As well as it’s designed role it was used for target towing, air- sea rescue, glider towing and on occasion as a night fighter and ground attack aircraft. It is best known for its exploits into enemy territory, dropping supplies and agents and collecting returning V.I.P’s and agents. For this duty a Mk III version was developed for SAS use, with increased endurance of up to 8 hours, and in some cases twin machine guns in the rear cockpit. Maximum Speed 237 mph, Maximum Range 600 miles. Armament – 1 0.303” Browning firing forward and one free Browning in the rear cockpit.. In addition 12 small anti-personnel could be carried on stub wings fitted to the spats.