Clave
Senior Master Sergeant
Very short thread this time!
The Short Singapore entered service with the RAF in 1934 and only 37 were built in total due to pre-war development of more modern aircraft.
The Singapore Mk III was a biplane seaplane with 4 x Rolls-Royce Kestrel engines and it's primary role was air-sea rescue and ant-submarine work.
The Singapore was armed with 3 x 7.7mm Lewis machine guns 1,100 lb of bombs.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 203 Squadron RAF 1940.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 204 Squadron RAF 1938.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 5 Squadron RNZAF 1940.
The Short Singapore entered service with the RAF in 1934 and only 37 were built in total due to pre-war development of more modern aircraft.
The Singapore Mk III was a biplane seaplane with 4 x Rolls-Royce Kestrel engines and it's primary role was air-sea rescue and ant-submarine work.
The Singapore was armed with 3 x 7.7mm Lewis machine guns 1,100 lb of bombs.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 203 Squadron RAF 1940.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 204 Squadron RAF 1938.
This example is a Singapore Mk III of 5 Squadron RNZAF 1940.
