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Royal Navy Ace by Stan Stokes. SIG2464 The division lead reported a

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The division lead reported a fuel pump warning light and remained with his wingman at 15

Martin Johnson by Chris Howells

The Duke of Brunswick could only raise a force of 45

5a B519 on a patrol during August 1917

5 inches (61cm x 19cm)

Royal Navy Ace by Stan Stokes. SIG2464 The division lead reported aSTK0022. Royal Navy Ace by Stan Stokes. Tommy Sopwith was born in 1888. He became the second person to fly the English Channel, and he established the Sopwith Aviation Company in 1912. His first successful aircraft design was the Sopwith Tabloid. This was a very modern aircraft when introduced in 1913. With its top speed of 92 MPH the Tabloid won the 1914 Schneider Trophy race. Two other early Sopwith designs were the Bat Boat, one of the first flying

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