Westland Wallace
A Westland Wallace on first flight over Mount Everest 1933 by Douglas Douglas-Hamilton
The Westland Wallace was a derivative of the Wapiti for the Royal Air Force Special Reserve (later Auxiliary Air Force) built and flown Flight only by the AAF and AA co- Oberation. Only later the type was used for target towing flights.
At the outbreak of the Second World War, yet 83 of the 104 built Wallace MK II aircraft were in service.