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These pages are dedicated to the preservation of the Handley-Page Halifax. Of the 6,178 four- engined heavy bombers built during the Second World War, all were scrapped. Now, only three incomplete specimens remain
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Halifax Survivors
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| The Imperial War Museum display a nose section as a walk through exhibit, this is all that is left of Halifax PN323.
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W1048 'S for Sugar' is displayed as a wreck at the RAF Hendon museum.
57 Rescue has exclusive photographs of the 1973 recovery. Courtesy of Chris Dance . |
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'Friday the 13th', a complex composite Halifax, has pride of place at the
Yorkshire Air Museum.
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| The most complete and authentic, so far is
NA337 at the The National Air Force Museum of Canada.
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| You may find the ambience of our site a little different to those of our fellow W.W.II aviation nuts, as we try to perpetuate the camaraderie and humour of the times. |
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