Appearing in 1914, the Grahame-White Military Biplane was designed by J.D. North as a conversion of the floatplane produced to take part in the Circuit of Britain seaplane race.
Powered by a 100 hp Monosoupupe-Gnome engine, it was damaged during a practise flight and, as the 1914-18 War prevented the seaplane race from being flown, it was rebuilt as a military landplane. It was not adopted for production.
Engine: 100 hp Monosoupupe-Gnome
Wingspan: 27 ft 10 in
Length: 26 ft 6 in
Max speed: 80 mph
Landing speed: 42 mph
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