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	Britain’s fastest aircraft? The Bristol 188 During the 1950s the jet engine offered all sorts of possibilities. Supersonic flight was becoming routine for military aircraft. For instance the Hawker Hunter was able to a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-24 12:06:33 Open Document File Size: 258,50 KB Share Result on Facebook City Bristol / / Company British Aircraft Corporation / Bristol Aeroplane Company / / Country United Kingdom / / Currency Peso / / Facility RAF Museum / Royal Air Force Museum / / IndustryTerm Suitable steel / stainless steel / research tool / inert argon gas / steel / / Organization Royal Air Force / / Person Archibald Russell / / Position Hawker Hunter / / Product North American X-15 / Rolls-Royce Avon / English Electric Lightning / Saunders-Roe SR.177 / Concorde / Bristol 188 / de Havilland Gyron / Hawker Hunter / Avro 730 / / SocialTag Supersonic transports Canard aircraft Jet engines De Havilland Gyron Junior Concorde Bristol 188 Avro 730 English Electric Lightning Sound barrier Aircraft

Britain’s fastest aircraft? The Bristol 188 During the 1950s the jet engine offered all sorts of possibilities. Supersonic flight was becoming routine for military aircraft. For instance the Hawker Hunter was able to aAdd to Reading List