Hawkers CTP
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Well, George Bulman was Chief Test Pilot from 1925 to 1945. I believe Trevor Wade succeeded him until he was killed on 3 APR 51, flying the P1081 prototype. There was a 10 day gap between his crash and Neville Duke's appointment as CTP.
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From: scotland
GBZ,
Many thanks, thats much appreciated. I have an original Hawkers picture of the Seahawk, which is signed. It has been suggested to me it was signed by the CTP prior to Neville Duke,but i am unsure.
If i can post an image would appreciate any help in deciphering who it may be
Cheers
Neil
Many thanks, thats much appreciated. I have an original Hawkers picture of the Seahawk, which is signed. It has been suggested to me it was signed by the CTP prior to Neville Duke,but i am unsure.
If i can post an image would appreciate any help in deciphering who it may be
Cheers
Neil
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From: scotland
Here is the signed image of the Seahawk at the top of my blog
Any help in indentifying the signature, would be much appreciated
http://thetartanterror.!!!!!!!!.com/
Cheers
Neil
Any help in indentifying the signature, would be much appreciated
http://thetartanterror.!!!!!!!!.com/
Cheers
Neil
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From: 18nm N of LGW
Well there are blogs and there blogs, some of which are refused space on this site.
This one however is probably the most important one. If you want to see who it was and what it was that any one of these gallant gentleman tested. It surely is here.
Quite brilliant.
PPP
This one however is probably the most important one. If you want to see who it was and what it was that any one of these gallant gentleman tested. It surely is here.
Quite brilliant.
PPP





