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1) 3 Dec 1945 legendary Fleet Air Arm Pilot, LCdr Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown, made first ever carrier deck landing and takeoff by jet aircraft, De Havilland Sea Vampire, on HMS Ocean
This day marked the start of a new era of carrier aviation.
When Captain Eric 'Winkle' Brown CBE, DSC, AFC, and Hon. FRAeS RN died aged 97 in 2016 he had flown 487 different types of aircraft, made 2,407 deck landings at sea and 2,721 take-offs during his career.
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Sea Vampire by Denis Zhbankov
Was certainly the first time I ever saw a Vampire in person, that is awesome! Oshkosh 2015.
de Havilland sea Vampire cruises low and slow past the crowd at the 2024 Duluth Airshow.
credit de Havilland Aircraft.
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Three-Eyed Sea Vampire
Date: February 1, 2023
A sea vampire? You just made that up.
Forbidden Worlds # 18, 1953.
