Links to Relevant Websites

The Handley–Page Flyer, Atlantic
Five photographs at Parrsboro
(click on the small images to see larger photos)
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbrnep/kerrpics6.htm

Fabric and Postcard from the Parrsboro Nova Scotia Handley Page
The postcard is dated 13 October 1919:
"This is the picture of the airplane when she fell."
    http://www.kaisersbunker.com/rfc/rfc13.htm

Handley Page V/1500 airplane
    http://www.handleypage.com/Aircraft_hp15.html

The Handley Page
An excellent detailed description of the flight that ended at Parrsboro,
by Herbert M. Friedman and Ada Kera Friedman...
    http://www.town.parrsboro.ns.ca/HandleyPageIntroduction.htm

Parrsboro Introduction
...Through a series of fateful events beginning with the emergency landing of
the Handley-Page airplane Atlantic in 1919, Parrsboro became a sister
community to Greenport, New York. In October of that year, the repaired
Atlantic carried the first international air mail from Canada to the United States
on a flight from Parrsboro to Greenport...
    http://www.town.parrsboro.ns.ca/parrsboro%20introduction.htm

Air Commodore H.G. Brackley
    http://www.rafweb.org/Biographies/Brackley.htm

(1)   Alcock and Brown Take the Atlantic   ...the ultimate prize was the still
unclaimed Daily Mail prize of £10,000 ($50,000) for the first nonstop crossing
of the Atlantic.  One team had a clear head start: the Handley Page team
headed by Admiral Mark Kerr.  The Handley Page V/1500 "Berlin Bomber"
was the largest aircraft built by the Allies during World War One, and was
equipped with four powerful Rolls-Royce engines...
    http://www.esparacing.com/Aviation%20history/
        daredevils/Atlantic%202.htm

(2)   Alcock and Brown Take the Atlantic
    http://www.pilotfriend.com/century-of-flight/Aviation%20history/
        daredevils/Atlantic%202.htm