HISTORIC QUIZ: BRITISH INTERWAR FIGHTERS

Of the six Armstrong Whitworth A.W.35 Scimitars built in 1936, just four entered military service – but what country did they fly with?

How many examples of the single-seat Blackburn F.2 Lincock lightweight fighter were produced, including prototypes?

On what date did the Hawker Fury take to the skies for the first time?

In what aeroplane did noted World War Two ace Douglas Bader lose his legs following an accident at Woodley Aerodrome on December 14, 1931?

Can you identify this Gloster-built interwar fighter?

On what date did the first production Gloster Gauntlet – K4081 – undertake its maiden flight?

From what fighter, did Gloster develop its one-off Napier Lion-powered Bamel (Mars) racer?

Introduced into RAF service on February 23, 1937, how many frontline RAF squadrons went on to operate the Gloster Gladiator?

How many genuine examples of the Fairey Flycatcher exist today?

Who was at the controls of the prototype Fairey Fox for its first flight from Hendon on January 3, 1925?