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HMS DAEDALUS
HERITAGE WW2 Aircraft History 1939-1945 |
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By the end of the World War 2 the strength of the Fleet Air Arm possessed 56 air stations all over the world, the most important was the headquarters of HMS Daedalus at Lee on Solent, with its airfield, bordering the Solent opposite the Isle of Wight and a slipway into the sea.
The Daedalus Virtual Aviation Museum Collection includes the following Second World War period aircraft types which were stationed at Lee-on-Solent, 1939-1945.
ALBACORE
I, Fairey
1942
ANSON
I, C.XII, XIX, Avro 1945-47
AUSTER,
Taylorcraft
1949-
AVRO
652
1942
BEAUFIGHTER
II, Bristol 1943
CHESAPEAKE
Vought-Sikorsky 1942
DAKOTA,
C-47 Douglas
1944-
DH
86b, de Havilland
1940
DOMINIE
I, de Havilland
1944-63
EXPEDITOR
C.1, C.2, Beech 1945-55
FAIREY
IIIF
1940
FALCON
SIX, Miles
1940
FIREFLY
T.1, FR.4-5, Fairey 1949-
FOX
MOTH, de Havilland
1941-
FULMAR
I, II, Fairey
1940-43
HART
TRAINER, Hawker
1941
HARVARD
T.2b, North American1947-
HELLCAT
II, Grumman
1946
HORNET
MOTH, de Havilland 1940-43
HOVERFLY
I, Vought-Sikorsky
HUDSON
III-V, Lockheed
1945-46
MARTLET
(WILDCAT) Grumman 1943
NIMROD
II, Hawker
1941
OXFORD
I, Airspeed
1943-48
PETREL
Q.6, Percival
1940-42
PROCTOR
Ia, II, IIa, Percival
1942-44
RELIANT
I, Stinson
1945
SEA
OTTER, Supermarine
1945-52
SWORDFISH
I-II, Fairey
1940-43
TIGER
MOTH II, de Havilland 1943-45
TRAVELLER
I, Beech
1944-45
VEGA
GULL, Percival
1941-43
WALRUS,
Supermarine
1940-1942
HMS Daedalus site from the air looking north, 2000, Lee-on-Solent
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