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Hudsons moved forward into the South Pacific while No. 5 Squadron, in Fiji, commenced operations against the Japanese despite its obsolete equipment.
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Hudsons moved forward, while 5 Squadron in Fiji, commenced operations against the Japanese despite its obsolete equipment.
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The squadron received modern aircraft in the form of Lockheed Hudsons converting to the patrol bomber role and in November 1942 became the first RNZAF squadron deployed forward in full strength to engage the Japanese, operating from Henderson Field at Guadalcanal in the South Pacific in a reconnaissance role.
Hudsons and Pacific
Gradually at first, America was able to supply New Zealand with aircraft for use in the Pacific Theatre — initially, in 1942, Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawks and additional Harvards and Hudsons.
Examples include the New York Central's " Super Hudsons " as used on the Twentieth Century Limited and Empire State Express ; the Milwaukee Road's purpose-built Atlantics and Hudsons used in Hiawatha service ; the Pennsylvania Railroad's duplex-drive 4-4-4-4 type T1 locomotives, and two Union Pacific engines, a 4-6-2 and a 4-8-2, used on the " Forty Niner " and other trains.
The Canadian Pacific Railway owned 30 class H1c Royal Hudsons, numbered 2820-2849, built in 1937, 10 class H1d Royal Hudsons, numbered 2850-2859, built in 1938, and five class H1e Royal Hudsons, numbered 2860-2864, built in 1940.
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Rival New York Central built better and better Hudsons, while other roads developed passenger 4-8-2 " Mountain " types and then 4-8-4 " Northern " designs.
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*** No. 32 Squadron – Port Moresby, Lockheed Hudsons
With the outbreak of war it flew patrols from RAF Thornaby as part of No. 18 Group, transitioning to Hudsons in November ; it flew anti-shipping missions with these in the North Sea from May 1940 onwards.
On return to New Zealand in October 1945, No. 2 Squadron operated a variety of aircraft, including Hudsons ( maintaining air / sea rescue detachments at Whenuapai and Norfolk Island ) and Venturas ( twin-engine pilot conversion and meteorological flights ).
The 1899 wards were as follows: No. 1 or New Town, No. 2 or Forest Gate, No. 3 or High Street, No. 4 or Broadway, No. 5 or Park, No. 6 or Upton, No. 7 or West Ham, No. 8 or Plaistow, No. 9 or Hudsons, No. 10 or Canning Town, No. 11 or Tidal Basin and No. 12 or Custom House & Silvertown.
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This included 2, 600 Venturas, 2, 750 B-17 Flying Fortresses ( built under license from Boeing ), 2, 900 Hudsons, and 9, 000 Lightnings.
It consisted of the Plaistow and Hudsons wards of the County Borough of West Ham, plus part of the Canning Town ward.
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation assembled many types including Hudsons and Mustangs, that had been shipped from the United States to Liverpool Docks.
American Motors combined the Nash and Hudson product lines under a common manufacturing strategy in 1955, with the production of Nashes and Hudsons consolidated at Kenosha.
The Hudsons were redesigned to bring them in harmony with Nash body styles.
Hudsons and Nashes each used their own engines as they had previously: the Hudson Hornet continued to offer the I6 that had powered the ( NASCAR ) champion during the early 1950s ; the Wasp now used the former engine of the Hudson Jet.
Following the merger, Ramblers were badged as both Nashes and Hudsons, with no visible difference between the two.
Lockheed Hudsons were obtained early in 1941 to take over this role.
As the war progressed the older types were replaced with more powerful modern aircraft ; Kittyhawks gave way to Corsairs, Hudsons and Venturas.
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Famous locomotives of the system included the well-known 4-6-4 Hudsons, particularly the 1937 – 38 J-3a's ; 4-8-2 World War II – era L-3 and L-4 Mohawks ; and the postwar S-class Niagaras: fast 4-8-4 locomotives often considered the epitome of their breed by steam locomotive aficionados.
Most Hudsons until 1957 had straight-6 engines.
The 1936 Hudsons were also considerably larger inside than competitive cars — Hudson claimed a interior, comparing it to in the " largest of other popular cars.
) With the optional bulging trunk lid, the Hudsons could store of luggage ( the LHS, ), though that might have been an optimistic measurement.
Hudsons enjoyed success both in NHRA ( National Hot Rod Assoc.
( Hudsons continue to set top-speed records in their class at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
Although Hudsons dominated racing during this period, their feats did little to affect showroom traffic.
For 1956, design of the senior Hudsons was given over to designer Richard Arbib, which resulted in the " V-Line " styling motif, a combination of " V " motifs that carried Hudson ’ s triangular corporate logo theme.
A fine collection of restored Hudsons, including the original Fabulous Hudson Hornet, and other area production cars can be found at the museum.
The NYC's fleet of Hudsons, 275 strong though it was, was proving inadequate to handle peak traffic demands, and some dual-purpose power would fix the problem nicely, as well as giving the ability to handle express freight and mail services.
Two Mohawks survive, making them the largest New York Central steam power remaining after all NYC's Hudsons and Niagaras were scrapped.
Although the Milwaukee Road was the first to design such locomotives, naming them Baltics, they didn't get built until after the NYC's Hudsons.
Hudsons and Japanese
Although RAAF PBY Catalinas and Lockheed Hudsons were based at Port Moresby, because of the Japanese air attacks long range bombers like B-17s, B-25s, and B-26s could not be safely based there and were instead staged through from bases in Australia.
In March 1942, one of the squadron's Hudsons was the first to spot the Japanese convoy transporting the forces for the invasion of the New Guinea mainland.
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The situation already was bad because the Legislature moved the governor's race forward a few months, causing the campaigning to get started earlier than usual.
By varying the formula, this curve may be moved forward or backward along the coordinates to produce any desired compression strength / density ratio.
He moved forward to within thirty-five feet of her, being careful, because he knew the female is less predictable than the male.
They moved in a series of rhythmic fits and starts, a macabre dance -- two steps back, two steps forward, two steps back.
Despite countless barriers and disappointments, Shea moved forward.
One was intended to be a show house, but on being completed in 1904 was put up for sale, and as no buyers came forward, Gaudí, at Güell's suggestion, bought it with his savings and moved in with his family and his father in 1906.
Marlborough quickly moved forward two brigades under the command of General Wilkes and Brigadier Rowe to secure the narrow strip of land between the Danube and the wooded Fuchsberg hill, at the Schwenningen defile.
General Edmund Allenby used infantry, to successfully attack the strong Ottoman front line, under cover of an artillery barrage. This creeping barrage lifted and moved forward at a rate of between 50 yards ( 46 m ), 75 yards ( 69 m ) and 100 yards ( 91 m ) per minute, while 4. 5-inch howitzers fired on points beyond the barrage augmented by the guns of two destroyers firing from the Mediterranean Sea.
In the feet the big toe moved into alignment with the other toes to help in forward locomotion.
In addition to Arbenz success, Guatemalan Communist Party moved forward its activities into public.
The javelin was redesigned so that the centre of gravity was moved forward, further away from the centre of pressure ( the point at which the aerodynamic forces of lift and drag act ).
Walter Reuther was in control of the union at this time and moved forward to higher roles during 1955.
When the house was ready to pass the Act for dissolution, Mr. Crew who had been as forward as any man in beginning and carrying on the war against the last King, moved, that before they dissolved themselves, they would bear their witness against the horrid murder, as he called it, of the King.
Cam grooves were milled on the outside of the cylinder to provide a means of advancing to the next chamber — half a turn as the cylinder moved back, and half a turn as it moved forward.
However, the role of Northumberland is not clear ; his position was with the reserve — behind the King's line — and could therefore not easily have moved forward without a general Royal advance, which did not take place.
On one movement, the maxillae are moved as far forward as possible.
These elections were moved forward because of Pompidou's sudden death on 2 April 1974.
Self-propelled artillery moved with the spearhead units and was sited well forward, ready to engage protected German positions with indirect fire.
Modernization efforts moved forward in the 1960s under the direction of the lonchen, Jigme Palden Dorji, the Druk Gyalpo's brother-in-law.
As the series moved forward the storylines became as much about the interactions of the regulars as it was about the crimes.
In 1992, Dodge moved their performance orientation forward substantially with the Viper, which featured an aluminum V10 engine and composite sports roadster body.
To move from place to place, the velvet worm crawls forward using its legs ; unlike in arthropods, both legs of a pair are moved simultaneously.
He moved straight toward the town of Spicheren, cutting off Prince Frederick Charles from his forward cavalry units in the process.
As the Intifada wound down and the peace process moved forward, normal life in Ramallah resumed.
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