The Supermarine Sea Otter was a British
Single-engine amphibious biplane designed
As a maritime patrol aircraft by R.
J. Mitchell
Which
were primarily tasked with maritime patrol
And also undertook air-sea
rescue duties
With both the Royal
Air Force and the Royal Navy
But
were also purposed as a fleet spotter, launched
By catapult from cruisers or battleships
The
Sea Otter first took to the skies in 1938
And
served until the end of the WW2
Afterwards
continuing in various civilian roles
The Supermarine Walrus was a British
Single-engine amphibious biplane designed
As a maritime patrol aircraft by R. J. Mitchell
It
was purposed as a fleet spotter, launched
By catapult from cruisers or battleships
And
was employed as a maritime patrol aircraft
The
Walrus first took to the skies in 1933
And
served until the end of the WW2
They
continued in various civilian roles
Well
into the 1960’s
The Supermarine Seagull was a British
Flying boat designed by R.J. Mitchell
Which were employed by the Fleet Air Arm
For gunnery spotting and reconnaissance
It
was removed from service in 1936
The Supermarine Seal was a British
Flying
boat designed by R.J. Mitchell
Which
were intended for the Fleet Air Arm
For gunnery
spotting and reconnaissance
However
only one was ever produced
Because
after being fitted with a new engine
It was renamed the Supermarine Seagull
