Gloster Gamecock

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The Gloster Gamecock was a British single-seat biplane fighter aircraft of the 1920s, operated primarily by the Royal Air Force as a successor to earlier Gloster designs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fighter aircraft
military aircraft
single-seat biplane
aircraftCategory fighter biplane
airframeMaterial fabric covering
wood
armament two fixed forward-firing machine guns
cockpitType open cockpit
configuration biplane
construction wood-and-fabric
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 1
designedBy H. P. Folland NERFINISHED
designedFor day fighter role
developedFrom Gloster Grebe NERFINISHED
engineType air-cooled radial piston engine
enteredRAFFrontlineService No. 17 Squadron RAF NERFINISHED
No. 23 Squadron RAF NERFINISHED
No. 3 Squadron RAF NERFINISHED
No. 32 Squadron RAF NERFINISHED
era 1920s
firstFlight 1925
landingGearType fixed conventional landing gear
manufacturer Gloster Aircraft Company NERFINISHED
notableVariant Gamecock Mk I NERFINISHED
Gamecock Mk II NERFINISHED
Gamecock Mk III NERFINISHED
numberOfEngines 1
operatorType military
originIndustry British aviation industry
powerplant Bristol Jupiter radial engine NERFINISHED
primaryUser Royal Air Force
retiredFromRAF early 1930s
role fighter
serviceEntry 1926
status retired
successorInRAFService Bristol Bulldog NERFINISHED
successorTo Gloster Grebe NERFINISHED
tailConfiguration conventional tailwheel
usedBy Estonian Air Force NERFINISHED
Finnish Air Force NERFINISHED
Latvian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Air Force
usedFor air defence of the United Kingdom
fighter pilot training
usedIn interwar period
wingType single-bay biplane wings

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Gloster Aircraft Company product Gloster Gamecock
Gloster Grebe successor Gloster Gamecock
Henry Folland designed Gloster Gamecock