osprey

96 photos and 1 illustration tagged osprey, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.

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1959

2026

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Stig Jarlevik said:
This is a very early Osprey Mk I (not IV) It basically spent its life at three UK bases, Gosport, Lee-on-Solent and Leuchars. It is never recorded with any distinctive markings and with no date I am not able to get any closer. Stig
Rick Nelms said:
Hawker Osprey Mark I, S1681, piloted by Flying Officer A. 'Arthur' P.F.M. Berkeley, squadron leader of No. 803 Squadron assigned to the HMS Eagle, with the aviation photographer Charles E Brown as passenger. Taken in 1933 during exercises in the English Channel just before the HMS Eagle departed for China Station. (photo featured on the inside rear cover of 'Aeroplane Monthly' magazine - thought to be the December 1983 edition and on Valentine & Sons, of Dundee and London, Post Card reference 38A-64, circa 1939, 'Aeroplane' magazine copyright on printed image).

Clive Barker said:
Unique aeroplane, only one made, first flown in 1918, performance was disappointing so development and 2 further airframes discontinued.

Batman_60 said:
Visible are two Ogden Osprey PCs, including c/n 102 NX398V. Below is an SDASM image of NX150W.