Talk:SO3C Seamew

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[edit] Queen Seamew?

The SO3-1K was to have been taken into service as the Queen Seamew but an order of 30 was cancelled.

Presumably this is referring to possible UK use as a radio-controlled target drone? - these aircraft all had the prefix Queen, e.g., Queen Bee (a modified Tiger Moth), Queen Wasp, etc. Ian Dunster 12:01, 16 September 2006 (UTC)

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[edit] Queen Seamew?

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