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1. Title: The Dawn of Aviation: The First Prototype Hawker Horsley, J7511 2. Subtitle: A Pioneering Leap Forward in Aviation Technology 3. Description: This image showcases the first prototype of the Hawker Horsley, registration number J7511, a groundbreaking aircraft designed and manufactured by the renowned British aviation company, Hawker Aircraft Ltd. The Horsley was a significant development in the aviation industry, marking a new era in aircraft design and performance. The Hawker Horsley was a twin-engine, single-seat biplane, which was designed as a high-performance military trainer and reconnaissance aircraft. The aircraft was a departure from traditional biplane designs, featuring a sleek and aerodynamic fuselage, and advanced features such as retractable landing gear and a fully enclosed cockpit. The first flight of the Hawker Horsley took place on the 11th of March 1935, piloted by the esteemed test pilot, Neville Duke. The aircraft demonstrated impressive capabilities, reaching a top speed of 184 mph and boasting a range of over 500 miles. The Horsley's advanced design and performance set new standards for military trainers and reconnaissance aircraft of its time. This photograph captures the essence of innovation and progress in the early days of aviation. The Hawker Horsley, J7511, stands as a testament to the pioneering spirit and engineering prowess of the Hawker Aircraft Ltd. and the aviation industry as a whole. 4. Keywords: transport, plane, planes, aircraft, aeroplane, aeroplanes, airplane, airplanes, flight, aeronautical, aeronautics, prototype, hawker, horsley, j7511. 5. Credit: [Image of The First Prototype Hawker Horsley, J7511, © Mary Evans Picture Library] 6.

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