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Steve Bond

23rd Jul 2018 13:26

Supermarine Attacker

Looking for anyone who flew the Attacker during it's Royal Navy service. This is the final type outstanding in my search for people who flew all the FAA fixed-wing types post-war for a new series of books.
Thanks in anticipation!

Warmtoast

23rd Jul 2018 23:03

Steve
Never flew one, but 64 years ago took this photo of WP282 (from RNAS Ford I think) at 1954 ROC "Recognition Day" at Biggin Hill.
WT
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.gmf...3e6d4638b7.jpg

Steve Bond

24th Jul 2018 10:20

Nice shot, thanks.

pr00ne

24th Jul 2018 11:58

What a strange looking aeroplane! A straight wing tailwheel jet fighter? And people call this the golden age of British aviation when we led the world...

RedhillPhil

24th Jul 2018 12:18

From the people who made a swept wing twin Avon engined aircraft that couldn't go supersonic in level flight.

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