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mike cadman, e-mail, 29.11.2017 22:41

Went to r.a.f.tengah school with a row of grounded brigands right beside us which proved a mini playground and source of souvenirs.


T Stringer, e-mail, 26.10.2016 14:34

For a personal account see 'Brigand Boys' website


Gerry Porter, e-mail, 12.01.2014 17:47

I served with the Aircraft torpedo development unit , flying from Fort Grange ,Gosport we used the Brigand, and also early versions of the Gannet, as I recall the Centaurus 57 engines gave endless problems , also the tail wheel lock was very weak , a fact I found out to my cost on a flight from Culdrose to Gosport, we overshot the runway and ended up across the Gosporrt road!


J.E. Humby, e-mail, 30.12.2011 20:51

In 1948 a brigand was delivered to Folland Aircraft Ltd to have its fuselage reinforced for carrier take-off and landings
it was fitted with an arrester hook and was delivered to the Royal Navy presumably for trials one supposes. I completed my apprentice-ship and thus lost contact with anyone who might have had any knowledge of its fate. Over to you!


charlier, e-mail, 20.12.2011 10:35

two sqodrons had bristol brigands from1951 to 1954 at R A F. TANGAH SINGAPORE. THEY WERE PLAGED WITH ENGINE DETACHMENTS ,ENGINE MOUNTS METAL FATIGE.THEY LOST A LOT OF AIR CREW IN THIS PERROID OF TIME.WHO ARE BURIDE IN GHANGI WAR CEMERTARY.


Chris May, e-mail, 11.02.2011 13:14

RH746 fuselage is now (Feb 2011) at RAF Museum Cosford, the only significant relic of the type in the UK


Barry, 14.01.2011 17:23

These planes flew and fought well against insurgents/terrorists in the Malayan campaign and against the Mau Mau in Kenya. 16 of the Met3 mark flew daily penetrations into tropical storms. The later trainer versions were the radar trainer T4 and T5.




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