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Short Sunderland
Short Sunderland
Bunk area
Bunk area
The FN13 rear turret of a Sunderland of No 210 Squadron at Oban, August 1940. The Sunderland was the first RAF flying boat to be fitted with power-ope
The FN13 rear turret of a Sunderland of No 210 Squadron at Oban, August 1940. The Sunderland was the first RAF flying boat to be fitted with power-operated gun turrets.
A mooring compartment was situated in the nose of the Sunderland, containing anchor, winch, boat-hook and ladder. The front turret was designed to sli
A mooring compartment was situated in the nose of the Sunderland, containing anchor, winch, boat-hook and ladder. The front turret was designed to slide back, enabling the crew to secure the aircraft to a buoy, as demonstrated here.
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Short S23 "C" Class or "Empire" flying boat
Short S23 "C" Class or "Empire" flying boat
A PBM Mariner takes off in 1942
A PBM Mariner takes off in 1942
Dornier X in 1932
Dornier X in 1932
Gabriel Voisin, air pioneer, next to Henry Farman (left), in 1908
Gabriel Voisin, air pioneer, next to Henry Farman (left), in 1908