The Weird Little Plane At The Heart of RAF Air-Sea-Rescue in WW2

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Published3 months ago
Duration59:18
Video IDuTLqjSbv9Bg
Languageen
CategoryScience & Technology
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video

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In today's video we take a deep dive into the development and history of the Supermarine Walrus. This odd little aircraft performed a vital role within the RAF during the Second World War: air-sea-rescue. Research & Writing by Alex Bakarozos and Christoper 'Rex' Emerson. Want to support the channel? Become a patreon member here - https://patreon.com/rexshangar Want to join the community? Visit our Discord - https://discord.gg/GMQkpeccjc Sources: 1. C.F Andrews, E.B Morgan (1981). "Supermarine Aircraft Since 1914". Putnam & Company Ltd. 2. Morgan, Eric B.; Burnett, Charles (1981). "Walrus... amphibious angel of mercy". Air Enthusiast. No. 17. Stamford, UK: Pilot Press Ltd. 3. British Air Ministry (1942). "The Walrus I & II Aircraft (Amphibian)". 4. A.W Hall, Sturtivant.R (2003). "Supermarine Walrus - Warpaint Series No.39". Warpaint Books Ltd. 5. Kightly.J, Wallsgrove.R (2004). "The Supermarine Walrus & Stranraer". Stratus Publishing. 6. London.P (2003). "British Flying Boats". Sutton Publishing.

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