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The Short Seaford was a development of the Short Sunderland flying boat for a longer ranged maritime patrol bomber for RAF Coastal Command. Initially developed as the Sunderland Mark IV the S.45 proved to be so different that it was given a different name.

the Short Seaford that had the fin and rudder of the Sperrin jet bomber fitted. __________________ http://www.abpic.co.uk/search.php?q=...1
Sunderland, Short Seaford, Lockheed Hudson by Hephaestus Books (Paperback - Oct 1, 2011) Buy new: $21.75 $16.97 3 new from $16.2
and Short Seaford types, both based on the Empire/Sunderland boats.3
The Short Seaford was originally developed as Mk IV, to be used in PTO and he wil use the Bristol Hercules engines of the Shirt Stirling.4

Made by Short Brothers.

It is the successor of the Short Sunderland ,

Short Seaford is the predecessor of the Short Solent.

called Short Seaford) or new build - one of each has survived. So the answer to the question is three or four.5
The Short Seaford was a development of the Short Sunderland flying boat for a longer ranged maritime patrol bomber for RAF Coastal Command.6
The Short Seaford was intended to be an improved version of the Sunderland, initially known as the Sunderland Mk.IV, powered by the 1700hp Hercules engines then in use in the Short Stirling bomber.7
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British Overseas Airways Corporation
Height Main
1135.3799999999999
Height Alt
11.36 m²
Predecessor
Short Sunderland
Length Alt
27.00 m
Jet Or Prop
prop
Lists
*List of aircraft of the RAF
Range Main
3
100 mi
Loaded Weight Main
75000.0
Max Speed Alt
210
Type Of Prop
radial engines
Successor
Short Solent
Max Speed Main
242 mph
Power Main
1
720 hp
Developed From
Short Sunderland
Bombs
4960
Max Speed More
at 500 ft
Cruise Speed Main
155 mph
Ceiling Main
14000.0
Number Built
8
Crew
8
Loaded Weight Alt
34090.0
Cruise Speed Alt
138
Area Main
1687.0
Primary user
Royal Air Force
Span Alt
34.39 m
Plane Or Copter?
plane
Power Alt
1283.0
Engine(prop)
Bristol Hercules XIX
Manufacturer
Short Brothers
First Flight
1944
National Origin
United Kingdom
Climb Rate Main
880.0
More Performance
1080.0
Number Of Props
4
Guns
1200.0
Climb Rate Alt
4.5 m-s
Variants With Their Own Articles
Short Solent
Length Main
88
Span Main
112
Area Alt
156.8 m²
Range Alt
2696
Empty Weight Main
45000.0
Ceiling Alt
4
268 m
Empty Weight Alt
20455.0
Category
British patrol aircraft 1940-1949
Seaplanes and flying boats
Short Brothers aircraft
World War II British patrol aircraft

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