The B.E.9.
The British Royal Flying Corps first created the B.E.9 during the Great War. It had a huge range of fire fit for a machine gun and this is what made it special when compared to its enemies. Unfortunately, the design was not exactly the best, and the propellers were placed in such a dangerous position that the pilot could have been killed in half.
The B.E.9.
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The Fairey Albacore
We can tell right away that something is off if a pilot wants to fly an old version of a plane instead of an updated one. While the Albacore was supposed to switch the Swordfish, no pilots ever wanted to use it. It was created by the British Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm from 1939 to 1943.
The Fairey Albacore
