The Short Brothers' longstanding involvement with maritime aviation became firmly established in 1913, when Horace ... read more ... |
Short Folder
1913
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Short Bomber
1915
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Basically a landplane version of the Short 184 powered normally by a 186kW Rolls-Royce Eagle ...
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The Short 184 was the first seaplane to be employed successfully in a naval engagement, ... read more ... |
Short 184
1915
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The 320 was the ultimate torpedo-carrying seaplane to come from the Short stable during World ... read more ... |
Short 320
1916
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Short S.10 Gurnard
1929
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A contender to Specification 0.22/26 calling for a high-speed
shipboard reconnaissance-fighter capable of
being flown with either ...
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Short Scion
1933
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Short decided that there was a need for an inexpensive light transport landplane and the ...
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Short S.31
1938
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After receiving orders for two prototypes and 100 production aircraft to the S.29 design which ...
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Short Sturgeon
1946
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Originally designed as a twin-engined naval reconnaissance bomber for operation from the Ark Royal and ...
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Short Sealand
1948
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The Sealand twin-engined light commercial amphibian flying-boat was first flown on 22 January 1948. Power ...
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Short S.C.1
1957
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In 1953, the Ministry of Supply issued Specification ER.143 for a research aircraft which could ...
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