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The English Electric Company Limited Formed in 1918, English Electric was the conglomeration of five business making munitions, armaments and aeroplanes during World War I. Best known for electric motors and transformers for the rail industry the business expanded into consumer electronics, reactors, guided missiles and aircraft. The company is most famous for producing two aircraft; the Canberra and Lightning jets.

The English Electric Company Limited Formed in 1918, English Electric was the conglomeration of five business making munitions, armaments and aeroplanes during World War I. Best known for electric motors and transformers for the rail industry the business expanded into consumer electronics, reactors, guided missiles and aircraft. The company is most famous for producing two aircraft; the Canberra and Lightning jets.

The English Electric Company Limited Formed in 1918, English Electric was the conglomeration of five business making munitions, armaments and aeroplanes during World War I. Best known for electric motors and transformers for the rail industry the business expanded into consumer electronics, reactors, guided missiles and aircraft. The company is most famous for producing two aircraft; the Canberra and Lightning jets.

The English Electric Company Limited Formed in 1918, English Electric was the conglomeration of five business making munitions, armaments and aeroplanes during World War I. Best known for electric motors and transformers for the rail industry the business expanded into consumer electronics, reactors, guided missiles and aircraft. The company is most famous for producing two aircraft; the Canberra and Lightning jets.

English Electric P1 From 1953 three prototypes were built, including WG760, with Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire engines. This aircraft first flew from Boscombe Down in 1954, piloted by Roland Beaumont. During its third flight WG760 achieved supersonic flight. This design is also available as a t-shirt, long sleeve t-shirt and hoodie.

English Electric P1 From 1953 three prototypes were built, including WG760, with Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire engines. This aircraft first flew from Boscombe Down in 1954, piloted by Roland Beaumont. During its third flight WG760 achieved supersonic flight. This design is also available as a t-shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

English Electric P1 From 1953 three prototypes were built, including WG760, with Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire engines. This aircraft first flew from Boscombe Down in 1954, piloted by Roland Beaumont. During its third flight WG760 achieved supersonic flight. This design is also available as a t-shirt, long sleeve t-shirt and hoodie.

English Electric P1 From 1953 three prototypes were built, including WG760, with Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire engines. This aircraft first flew from Boscombe Down in 1954, piloted by Roland Beaumont. During its third flight WG760 achieved supersonic flight. This design is also available as a long-sleeve shirt, sweat shirt and hoodie.

Flight Lieutenant Eric Stanley Lock Eric Lock joined the RAF in 1939, completed his training and joined No.41 Squadron at the very start of the Battle of Britain. He became Britain's highest scoring fighter pilot, but in 1941 was sadly downed by ground fire over France and his body was never recovered. This design celebrates Lock as a Fighter Ace with 26 destroyed to his name, but he was part of the RAF that was served by many men and women who were all heroes.

Flight Lieutenant Eric Stanley Lock Eric Lock joined the RAF in 1939, completed his training and joined No.41 Squadron at the very start of the Battle of Britain. He became Britain's highest scoring fighter pilot, but in 1941 was sadly downed by ground fire over France and his body was never recovered. This design celebrates Lock as a Fighter Ace with 26 destroyed to his name, but he was part of the RAF that was served by many men and women who were all heroes.

Flight Lieutenant Eric Stanley Lock Eric Lock joined the RAF in 1939, completed his training and joined No.41 Squadron at the very start of the Battle of Britain. He became Britain's highest scoring fighter pilot, but in 1941 was sadly downed by ground fire over France and his body was never recovered. This design celebrates Lock as a Fighter Ace with 26 destroyed to his name, but he was part of the RAF that was served by many men and women who were all heroes.

Flight Lieutenant Eric Stanley Lock Eric Lock joined the RAF in 1939, completed his training and joined No.41 Squadron at the very start of the Battle of Britain. He became Britain's highest scoring fighter pilot, but in 1941 was sadly downed by ground fire over France and his body was never recovered. This design celebrates Lock as a Fighter Ace with 26 destroyed to his name, but he was part of the RAF that was served by many men and women who were all heroes.

Eurofighter Typhoon The Typhoon was developed by Alenia Aermacchi, Airbus Group and BAE Systems and entered active service in 2003 primarily with the Italian, German, Spanish and Royal Air Force. This aircraft is essentially a dogfighter, but is being used in both ground attack and reconnaissance roles.

Eurofighter Typhoon The Typhoon was developed by Alenia Aermacchi, Airbus Group and BAE Systems and entered active service in 2003 primarily with the Italian, German, Spanish and Royal Air Force. This aircraft is essentially a dogfighter, but is being used in both ground attack and reconnaissance roles.

Eurofighter Typhoon The Typhoon was developed by Alenia Aermacchi, Airbus Group and BAE Systems and entered active service in 2003 primarily with the Italian, German, Spanish and Royal Air Force. This aircraft is essentially a dogfighter, but is being used in both ground attack and reconnaissance roles.

Eurofighter Typhoon DA5 'Richthofen' This profile is a Eurofighter Typhoon DA5 of the Jagdgeschwader 71. 

Eurofighter Typhoon DA5 7L-WI This profile is a Eurofighter Typhoon EF2000 of the Österreichische Luftstreitkräfte.