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Sopwith Atlantic taxis into position 18 May 1919

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Sopwith Atlantic taxis into position 18 May 1919

Sopwith Atlantic taxis into position. 18 May 1919. Date: 1919

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Atlantic Position Sopwith Taxis 1919


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1. Title: Sopwith Atlantic Taxiing into Position, 18 May 1919 2. Description: This evocative black-and-white photograph captures the moment of anticipation as a Sopwith Atlantic aircraft taxis into position on the tarmac, ready for takeoff. The date is 18 May 1919, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. The Sopwith Atlantic, a British flying boat, is one of the earliest successful long-range aircraft designed for transatlantic flight. 3. Background: The Sopwith Atlantic, also known as the Sopwith Superbeetle, was a two-engine biplane flying boat designed by the renowned British aircraft manufacturer, Thomas Sopwith, and his team at Sopwith Aviation Company. The aircraft was a groundbreaking design for its time, featuring a spacious cabin and a range of approximately 1,500 miles, making it suitable for transatlantic flights. 4. Scene: In this image, the Sopwith Atlantic is seen taxiing towards the water's edge, with a crew member standing near the wing, likely directing the pilot. The aircraft's twin engines are visible, roaring to life as they prepare for takeoff. The water behind the aircraft is calm and reflective, creating a mirror-like surface that adds to the sense of tranquility and determination. 5. Significance: The successful transatlantic flights of the Sopwith Atlantic marked a turning point in aviation history, paving the way for regular transatlantic air travel. This photograph serves as a reminder of the pioneering spirit and ingenuity of the early aviators who dared to dream of crossing the Atlantic by air. 6. Technical Details: Title: Sopwith Atlantic Taxiing into Position, 18 May 1919 Date: 1919 Format: Black and white photograph Size: Unspecified Source: Mary Evans Prints Online Rights Managed 7. Keywords: Sopwith Atlantic, aircraft, aeroplane, airplane, plane, 1919, position, taxiing, takeoff, transatlantic, flying boat, biplane, engines, aviation history, pioneers, ingenuity, determination.

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