felixstowe fury造句

• On 11 August 1919, Moon survived the crash of the Felixstowe Fury flying boat which killed one of the crew.
• Britain's only triplane contribution to the maritime arena was the Felixstowe Fury prototype of 1918, also known as the Porte Super-Baby.
• On 11 August 1919, A Felixstowe Fury ( aka flying boat ), sideslipped and crashed into the sea 500 yards offshore soon after takeoff while on a test flight.
• Porte's final design at the Seaplane Experimental Station was the 123 ft-span five-engined Felixstowe Fury triplane ( also known as the " Porte Super-Baby " or " PSB " ).
• Porte's final design at the Seaplane Experimental Station was the 123-foot-span five-engined Felixstowe Fury triplane ( also known as the " Porte Super-Baby " or " PSB " ).
• The " Riesenflugzeuge " were the largest aircraft of World War I . In comparison, the largest equivalent Allied aircraft were the Sikorsky Ilya Muromets with a span of 29.8 m ( 97 ft 9 in ), the Caproni Ca . 4 with a span of 29.9 m ( 98 ft 1 in ), the one-off Felixstowe Fury with a span of 37.5m ( 123 ft ) and the Handley Page V / 1500 with a span of 38.41 m ( 126 ft 0 in ), of which only three had been delivered by the time the war ended.