Original sentence: 26/31  called for a twin-engined monoplane capable of carrying 24 soldiers and their gear over a range of 920 ml (1,480 km) at a speed of more than 95 mph (153 km/h).43, though extended by 31 in (787 mm) to provide the larger tail moment required by the monoplane's broader chord wings.51 was powered by two 750 hp (560 kW) Armstrong Siddeley Tiger IV 14- cylinder double row radial engines mounted on the chord line and in broad chord Townend cowlings.51 with 690hp (515 kW) Bristol Pegasus III engines similar to the Mk Xs intended for the Harrow.The aircraft was completed at Cricklewood, dismantled and taken to the the newer Handley Page site at Radlett for its first flight on 8 May 1935, piloted by J
Edited sentence: 26/31  called for a twin-engined monoplane capable of carrying 24 soldiers and their gear over a range of 920 ml (1,480 km) at a speed of more than 95 mph (153 km/h).43, though extended by 31 in (787 mm) to provide the larger tail moment required by the monoplane's broader chord wings.51 was powered by two 750 hp (560 kW) Armstrong Siddeley Tiger IV 14- cylinder double row radial engines mounted on the chord line and in broad chord Townend cowlings.51 with 690hp (515 kW) Bristol Pegasus III engines similar to the Mk Xs intended for the Harrow.The aircraft was completed at Cricklewood, dismantled and taken to the newer Handley Page site at Radlett for its first flight on 8 May 1935, piloted by J