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Hersteller:
gloster
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Gloster
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1924 -
Gloster Grebe,
Fighter aircraft
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1928 -
Gloster Gamecock,
Fighter aircraft
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1928 -
Gloster SS 19 B Gauntlet,
Fighter interceptor
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1928 -
Gloster IV B,
Schneider cup racing aircraft
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1930 -
Gloster 6,
Schneider cup racing aircraft
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1935 -
Gloster SS 37 Gladiator Mk. II,
Fighter aircraft
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1938 -
Gloster F 9/37,
Heavy fighter interceptor
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1941 -
Gloster E.28/39 "Whittle",
Experimental jet aircraft
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The E.28 was designed to get the Power Jets Ltd.
W.1 jet engine, designed by Frank Whittle, airborne
for flight testing. The first prototype was
destroyed after being fitted with the much stronger
W.2 engine. The 2nd prototype survived the flight
tests and became a part of the Science Museum.
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1941 -
Gloster E 28/39,
Jet driven experimental aircraft
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1943 -
Gloster G. 41 Meteor F.I,
Jet-driven fighter
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The Meteor was the first and only british jet
fighter to become operational during the war. It
saw action against incoming V1 flying bombs.
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1960 -
Gloster Javelin,
All-weather combat aircraft
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