Shortly after World War I, Supermarine received two Air Ministry contracts, one in 1921 for a five-seat military seaplane and ... read more ... |
Supermarine Swan 1924 |
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Supermarine S.6B 1931 |
Last of the line of Schneider Trophy racing seaplanes
designed by R. J. Mitchell was the Supermarine S6B,
two of which were ... read more ... |
All-metal reconnaissance flying-boat developed from the Southampton and powered by two 391kW Rolls-Royce Kestrel IIIS radial engines mounted in nacelles ... read more ... |
Supermarine Scapa 1932 |
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Supermarine Walrus 1933 |
One of the unsung heroes of World
War II, the Supermarine Walrus
amphibian was a private venture development
of the 1922 Seagull I, ... read more ... |
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Supermarine Stranraer 1935 |
Designed to the same specification,
R. 24/31, as the Saro London, the Supermarine
Stranraer twin-engine biplane
flying-boat survived in service slightly
longer than the ... read more ... |
Without doubt the best known British aircraft of World War II, the Supermarine Spitfire originated
from the Type 224 designed by ... read more ... |
Supermarine Spitfire 1936 |
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Supermarine Sea Otter 1938 |
The Sea Otter amphibious biplane was designed to replace the Walrus on reconnaissance and general duties, including air-sea rescue. It ... read more ... |
The Seafire was a naval version of the Spitfire specially adapted for operation from aircraft carriers. It had folding wings ... read more ... |
Supermarine Seafire 1942 |
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Development of a navalised Spiteful was pursued during 1945 to Specification N.5/45, and a contract was placed for two prototypes ... read more ... |
Supermarine Seafang 1946 |
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The Swift was a single-seat swept-wing fighter powered by a Rolls-Royce Avon axial-flow turbojet engine. On 10 July 1952 the ... read more ... |
Supermarine Swift 1948 |
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Supermarine 510 / 535 1948 |
During 1946, in response to a contract to build two prototypes of a single-seat high-speed fighter to Specification E.41/46, Supermarine ... read more ... |
Known originally as the Supermarine N.113, the Scimitar F.1 was a large single-seat, twin-engined naval carrier-borne interceptor fighter and strike ... read more ... |
Supermarine Scimitar 1951 |
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Supermarine 508 / 529 1951 |
Responding to Admiralty interest in "undercarriage-less" aircraft suitable for operation from flexible decks on aircraft carriers, Supermarine designed the Type ... read more ... |
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