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Supermarine Nighthawk

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The P.B.31E Nighthawk, the first project of the Pemberton-Billing operation after it became Supermarine Aviation Works Ltd., was a prototype anti-Zeppelin fighter with a crew of three to five and an intended endurance of 9–18 hours. It was first flown in February 1917 with Clifford Prodger at the controls.

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6146.0

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One 1½ pdr Davis gun and one Lewis gun above upper wing, and one Lewis gun in the nose

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11.28 m

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60.0

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Prototype only

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5.39 m

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Anti-Zeppelin Fighter

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Anzani

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The British Fighter since 1912

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The P.B.31E Nighthawk, the first project of the Pemberton-Billing operation after it became Supermarine Aviation Works Ltd., was a prototype anti-Zeppelin fighter with a crew of three to five and an intended endurance of 9–18 hours. It was first flown in February 1917 with Clifford Prodger at the controls.