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31 January 2002, 11:25 PM
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Post-Bellum, 1920, a group of Oz airmen formed The Digger's Co-Operative Aviation Co. Ltd. Plan was to merge the War Gratuity Bonds of about 30 blokes, and buy a plane, do joy rides and share the profits.
On the prospectus, it reads, "(Money) to be expended on the purchase of one AVRO aeroplane fitted with 130 hp Clerget Engine; machine converted to carry two passengers and pilot;and with heavy propellor and BE2C type wheels........" Why BE2C? Plenty of multi seat Avro's about. Did they all have BE wheels? Stronger; bigger; better? |
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