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Douglas Havoc – 01: Havoc Mk I BD121/YP-F, No. 23 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 02: Havoc Mk I BD112/YP-T, No. 23 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 03: Havoc Mk I BD112/YP-T, No. 23 Squadron (2)
Douglas Havoc – 04: Havoc Mk Is of No. 23 Squadron during a practice flight with YP-T, YP-W and YP-S
Douglas Havoc – 05: Havoc Mk I BL228 of No. 85 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 06 Havoc Mk I BT465/HN-F of No. 93 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 07: Havoc Mk I BJ461/VY-Y of No. 85 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 08: Havoc Mk I YP-P, No. 23 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 09: Havoc Mk I YP-R, No. 23 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 10: Havoc Mk I AW394/YP-U, No. 23 Squadron
Douglas Havoc – 11: An Havoc Mk I of No. 23 squadron flying heading for the French coast at dusk
Douglas Havoc – 12: Havoc Mk I BJ496 with an experimental camouflage
Douglas Havoc – 13: Havoc I AW392 seen during a test flight after conversion to Turbinlite configuration. It would later serve with Nos. 1458 and 1460 Flights.
Douglas Havoc – 51: Havoc Mk II AH467 never served with an operational unit and shortly after its arrival in Great Britain it was issued to the A&AEE for two months before being used by TFU from December 1941 onwards.
Douglas Havoc – 52: see above
Douglas Havoc – 53: Havoc Mk II AH522 equiped for night fighter duties with radar and guns
Douglas Havoc – 54: Havoc Mk II AH522 equiped for night fighter duties with radar and guns (2)
Douglas Havoc – 55: Havoc Mk II AH457 equiped with Turbinlite equipment
Douglas Havoc – 56: Havoc Mk II AH433 during a test flight in the USA
Douglas Havoc – 57: Havoc Mk II AH470/F of No. 1459 Flight
Douglas Havoc – 58: Havoc Mk II AH522 equiped for night fighter duties with radar and guns (3)
Douglas Havoc – 59: Havoc Mk II AH470/F of No. 1459 Flight (2)