The Williamson F24 camera is a camera used for aerial reconnaissance by British and Allied armed forces from 1925 through into the mid-1950s, most particularly...

Malaysian Navy HMS Maori (F24), a Tribal-class destroyer of the Royal Navy F24 camera, a British aerial reconnaissance camera Fluorine-24 (24F), an isotope...

oblique F24 camera, with either an eight-inch or 14 inch lens, was fitted facing to port, between fuselage frames 13 and 14. Two vertical F24 cameras were...

Reserve, holding a Fairchild K-20 camera Aerial archaeology Aerial landscape art Aviation photography Bird's-eye view F24 camera Orthophoto Pictometry Reconnaissance...

the armament was the same as that of the Ib; the FR also carried two F24 cameras. After trials of Rocket Assisted Take Off Gear (RATOG - small solid-fuel...

At this time the RAF still used the vintage F8 and F24 cameras, later adding the larger F52. The F24 became especially useful in night photography.[page needed]...

three (one forward-facing 14-inch (360 mm) and two vertical five-inch) F24 cameras were carried in its place. Few FR IBs were built, and most served with...

A total of 14 Mustang Mk 22 reconnaissance aircraft were built with F24 cameras, and a further 14 were converted from Mk 21s. Additional orders for the...

it was armed – one of the Typhoon's four cannon was removed and three F24 cameras were fitted in its place, one pointing forwards and two down. However...

Ministry from 1919 to 1923, where he led the development of the F8 and F24 cameras, which became standard RAF equipment throughout the next war. He was...