Sopwith Sparrow
The Sopwith Sparrow was a manned light aircraft developed from the Sopwith A.T. (Aerial Target) drone and was powered by a 35 hp (26 kW) ABC Gnat engine.[1]
References
- ^ King, H.F. (1981). Sopwith Aircraft 1912–1920 (1st ed.). London: Putnam. pp. 233-234. ISBN 0-370-30050-5.
- Mills, Steve (2019). The Dawn of the Drone: from the back room boys of the Royal Flying Corps. Havertown: Casemate. ISBN 9781612007908.
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Sopwith aircraft
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| Bombers |
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| Torpedo bomber | |
| Scouts/bombers |
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| Seaplanes | |
| Ground attack | |
| Sports tourer |
- Antelope
- Atlantic
- Baby
- Bat-Boat
- Bee
- Buffalo
- Bulldog
- Circuit of Britain floatplane
- Camel
- Cobham
- Cuckoo
- Dolphin
- Dove
- Dragon
- Gnu
- Grasshopper
- Gunbus
- Hippo
- Hispano-Suiza Triplane
- L.R.T.Tr.
- Pup
- Rainbow
- Rhino
- Salamander
- Scooter
- Snail
- Snapper
- Snark
- Snipe
- Sparrow
- Sociable
- Swallow
- 1½ Strutter
- Tabloid
- Tadpole
- Three-seater
- Triplane
- Special torpedo seaplane Type C
- Wallaby
- Herbert Smith
- Thomas Sopwith
