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F.1 CAMEL History:

The Sopwith Biscuit F.1 is a single-seat fighter aircraft which became acclaimed for its maneuverability. The aboriginal Biscuit ancestor aboriginal flew in December 1916 and was powered by a 110 hp Clerget 9Z. It was accepted as the "Big Pup" during its aboriginal development. It entered account on June 1917 calm with No. 70 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps. By February 1918, 13 squadrons were absolutely able with the biscuit and approximately, there were 5,500 produced. The Biscuit F.1 was the capital assembly adaptation armed with accompanying synchronised Vickers gun. The F.1 Biscuit has a best acceleration of 115 mph and a ambit of 300 mi ferry.

Only seven accurate Sopwith Camels survived, with one in the United States. One accurate Sopwith Biscuit currently resides at the Aerospace Education Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. Another Biscuit was adequate to near-flying action at the Brussels Air Museum Restoration Society (BAMRS) in Belgium. A sample Biscuit archetypal can be begin at the Polish Aerodynamics Museum. A replica of Sopwith Biscuit can be begin t the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Another replica is currently beneath architecture by the Northern Aeroplane Workshops for the Shuttleworth Collection.