Schnieider Trophy, 1920s and 1930s Vickers seaplane models and pilots

The video highlights the achievements of Supermarine aircraft in the 1920s and 1930s, focusing on the innovative designs by RJ Mitchell. It covers the success of the S5, F6, and S6B models in setting speed records and winning the Schneider Trophy. The narrative emphasizes the role of Rolls Royce engines and the foresight in design that led to the development of the Spitfire.

What was the significant achievement of the Supermarine S5 in 1927?

• It was the first monoplane designed by RJ Mitchell.

• It was powered by a Rolls Royce engine.

• It won the Schneider trophy at 281 miles an hour.

• It set a new world speed record of 407 miles an hour.

Which aircraft was powered by a 1900 horsepower Rolls Royce engine in 1929?

• Supermarine 4

• S5

• F6

• S6B

Who was the pilot that raised the speed record to 357 miles an hour with the F6?

• Flight Lieutenant Webster

• Flying Officer Wagon

• Squadron Leader Boothman

• Squadron Leader all of our leader

In 1931, which aircraft set a new world record of 407 miles an hour?

• S6B

• Supermarine 4

• S5

• F6

What was the outcome of the Schneider race in 1931 for Britain?

• Britain set a new speed record.

• Britain gained the trophy in perpetuity.

• Britain won the trophy for the first time.

• Britain lost the trophy.