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de Havilland Venom 2 G-5-3 - WP227

de Havilland Venom 2 G-5-3 - WP227. de Havillands Venom 2 demonstrator with military serial WP227 for evaluation by the Royal Navy. Date: 1952

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1952 Demonstrator Evaluation Havilland Serial Venom


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1. Title: "De Havilland Venom 2 WP227: A Milestone in Royal Navy Aviation History" The captivating image showcases the De Havilland Venom 2, military serial WP227, during its evaluation trials for the Royal Navy in 1952. This significant moment marked the potential adoption of this advanced aircraft into the British naval fleet. The De Havilland Venom 2, registration G-5-3, was a versatile and formidable aircraft, designed primarily for the military. Its sleek, low-wing monoplane configuration and powerful Rolls-Royce Derwent 10 engine made it an ideal candidate for the Royal Navy's fleet. This demonstrator was specifically built to showcase the Venom 2's capabilities and suitability for naval service. The year 1952 was a pivotal time in aviation history, as the Royal Navy sought to modernize its fleet and adapt to the ever-evolving threat landscape. The Venom 2, with its impressive speed, agility, and armament, presented an attractive option for the navy's future fighter aircraft. During the evaluation process, WP227 underwent rigorous testing to assess its performance in various conditions, including takeoff and landing on aircraft carriers. The trials were a resounding success, and the Venom 2 ultimately became a mainstay in the Royal Navy's fleet, serving with distinction until the 1960s. This photograph captures a historic moment in the annals of British military aviation, as the De Havilland Venom 2 WP227 takes to the skies, poised to revolutionize naval air power.

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