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De Havilland DH82 Tigermoth

The De Havilland DH82 Tigermoth was a two seat, single bay biplane powered by a 145 hp GYPSY MAJOR four cylinder inverted air-cooled engine. The primary trainer for the Royal Air Force during the second world war, it was the basic trainer in the Indian Air Force right from 1940. Both the training schools in the IAF operated the Tigermoth, and after it was replaced by the HT-2, the Tigermoths were passed on to the Auxillary Air Force Squadrons.

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	Tigermoths at the Air Force Academy Flypast at the Air Force Academy, 1956, Pilots : S/L Joseph, F/L FJ Mehta, F/L Nizammudin Shah (Des is in the backseat with Shah). Date: 19 Jan 07 Views: 185 Unit: Air Force Academy Copyright: Flt Lt Des Peters Show URLs + Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the item: [TMB] Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the original: [TMB] Get item URLs
	An Auxillary Squadron Tigermoth A Tigermoth HU723 belonging to the 51 Auxillary Squadron. The Tigermoth equipped the aux units after it was phased out of the Air Force Training Command Date: 09 Feb 06 Views: 254 Serial: HU723 Unit: No.51 Auxillary Squadron Copyright: Indian Air Force Show URLs + Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the item: [TMB] Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the original: [TMB] Get item URLs
	Tigermoth HU707 under overhaul HAL staff work on the overhaul of several Tigermoths. Date: 09 Feb 06 Views: 301 Serial: HU707 Unit: HAL Copyright: HAL Show URLs + Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the item: [TMB] Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the original: [TMB] Get item URLs
	Tigermoth over the Deccan Tigermoth HU784 of No.1 AFA flying over the skies of Deccan. Date: 09 Feb 06 Views: 307 Serial: HU784 Unit: No.1 AFA Copyright: Wg Cdr C H L Digby (retd) Show URLs + Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the item: [TMB] Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the original: [TMB] Get item URLs
	Tigermoth from the 50s A Tigermoth biplane trainer from the 50s. The Tigermoth was used for elementary flying training. [Pic Courtesy: Anandeep Pannu] Date: 09 Feb 06 Views: 244 Copyright: Indian Air Force (via Anandeep Pannu) Show URLs + Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the item: [TMB] Show image directly: [IMG] Show a clickable thumbnail linking to the original: [TMB] Get item URLs

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