On August 2, 1917, Squadron Commander Dunning landed a Sopwith Pup, a British single-seater fighter biplane on HMS Furious in Scapa Flow.

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The 100th anniversary of the first time an aircraft touched down on the deck of a moving ship has been marked. Squadron Commander Edwin Dunning landed a Sopwith Pup biplane on HMS Furious in Scapa ...

Summary and Key Points: Navies initially explored hybrid battleship-aircraft carriers to integrate air power with traditional naval firepower. The Royal Navy's HMS Furious in 1918 marked the first ...

The HMS Furious was originally a Courageous-class cruiser that was intended to support operations as a part of the Baltic Project, in which a large force of infantry, either British or Russian ...

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Squadron Commander E H Dunning attempting to land his Sopwith Pup on the flying-off deck of HMS Furious, Scapa Flow, 7 August 1917. Dunning was killed in operations when his aircraft veered off ...

Tensions are rising shaply in the Taiwan Strait after British warship HMS Spey sailed through the contested waters - sparking a furious response from China's military, which branded the move an ...