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Sopwith Snipe and Salamander fuselages in the Ham works
Sopwith Snipe and Salamander fuselages in the Ham works. December 1918. Date: 1918
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1. Title: Sopwith Snipe and Salamander Fuselages at the Ham Works, December 1918 This evocative black-and-white photograph captures the essence of the Ham Works in December 1918, where the fuselages of two iconic British First World War aircraft, the Sopwith Snipe and Salamander, stand side by side in various stages of completion. The image offers a rare glimpse into the heart of an aircraft manufacturing facility during the final months of the war. The Sopwith Snipe, a single-seat biplane fighter, was a formidable addition to the Royal Flying Corps' arsenal, renowned for its maneuverability and agility. Its sleek, wooden fuselage, with its distinctive curved upper surface, is clearly visible in the foreground of the photograph. Next to it, the Salamander, a two-seat biplane trainer, boasts a more robust and boxy fuselage, designed to accommodate two crew members. Its fuselage, still in the process of being assembled, showcases the intricate details and craftsmanship that went into producing these aircraft. The Ham Works, located in Southampton, England, was a significant site for the production of Sopwith aircraft during the First World War. This photograph offers a unique view into the bustling, yet orderly, environment where skilled workers labored to bring these aircraft to life. The presence of these fuselages in the workshop underscores the ongoing efforts to maintain the British military's air superiority, even as the war drew to a close. In this image, the fusion of technology, craftsmanship, and the relentless pursuit of innovation is palpable, making it an essential addition to any aviation history collection.
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