Post 1949 Operational Requirements and Naval Requirements
Spec. | OR | Year | Type | Related aircraft |
ER.100 | 1950 | Experimental low-speed research version of English Electric P.1 (q.v.) | Short SB5 | |
M.101 | 1950 | Three-seat anti-submarine aircraft | Fairey Firefly AS.7 | |
ER.103 | 1947 | Experimental research aircraft capable of Mach 1.5 at 36,000 ft - modified for P.1 as F.23/49 (q.v.) | English Electric P.1, Fairey Delta 2 | |
F.105DT | Supermarine 545 | |||
N.107 | de Havilland Sea Venom FAW22 | |||
UB.109 | 1951 | Expendable Bomber | Bristol Type 182 | |
ER.110T | 1952 | Variable sweepback research monoplane | Bristol Type 183 | |
N.113D | Supermarine 544 | |||
F.124T | 1949 | Rocket fighter | Bristol Type 178 | |
B.126T | 1952 | Low-level bomber | Bristol Type 186 | |
F.137D | Avro 720 | |||
HR.146 | Bristol Type 191 for the Royal Navy | |||
HR.149 | Bristol Type 193 for the Royal Canadian Navy | |||
H.150 | Bristol Type 192 for the Royal Air Force as the (Bristol) Westland Belvedere | |||
OR.301 | February 1952 | Rocket propelled interceptor | Saunders Roe SR.53, Avro 720 | |
OR.303 | 195? | Lightweight fighter to intercept Soviet Tu-4 bombers | Folland Midge | |
OR.304 | 195? | Helicopter for Coastal Command | Bristol Sycamore | |
OR.323 | 195? | Transport aircraft - Hastings replacement | Armstrong Whitworth Argosy, English Electric P.14 | |
OR.324 | 1952 | Low-level bomber - Spec. B.126T written to this OR - cancelled 1954 | Avro 721, Handley Page H.P.99 - proposals also tendered by: Bristol, Shorts & Vickers. | |
OR.334 | 195? | VTOL transport aircraft | Fairey Rotodyne; later cancelled | |
OR.351 | 1960 | V/STOL Freighter (NATO NBMR.4) | English Electric P.36 | |
ER.43 | ~1953 | Experimental direct jet-lift VTOL research aircraft | Short SC.1 | |
ER.134 | 1953 | Experimental high-speed research aircraft capable of sustaining Mach 2.75 to investigate effect of kinetic heating on airframe | Bristol 188, English Electric P.6 | |
ER.163 | 195? | Experimental Fairey Delta 2 with de Havilland Gyron engine - later cancelled | Fairey Delta 2 | |
ER.204D | 195? | Experimental VTOL aircraft using Bristol Pegasus | Hawker P.1127 | |
NA.39 | 1953 | Carrier borne strike aircraft to Spec. M.148T | Blackburn Buccaneer, Short PD.13 | |
NA.47 | 195? | Mixed rocket-jet interception fighter for RN | Saunders-Roe SR.177; cancelled 1957 | |
NR/A.32 | 195? | Light carrier-borne ASW to Spec. M.123 | Short Seamew | |
F138D | 1953 | Mixed rocket-jet interception fighter - written around SR.53 | Saunders-Roe SR.53 | |
F.153D | 1953 | Fighter (Javelin development) | Gloster "thin-wing" Javelin | |
F.155T | 1955 | High-altitude fighter | English Electric P.8 | |
R.156T | 1955 | Mach 3 reconnaissance aircraft | English Electric P.10 | |
OR.330 | 1954 | Supersonic high flying reconnaissance aircraft | Avro 730, Handley Page H.P.100 | |
OR.329 /F.155 | 1955? | Supersonic high flying interceptor | Fairey "Delta III"; cancelled 1957 | |
OR.356 | 19?? | Supersonic V/STOL - Spec. SR.250 | Hawker Siddeley P.1154; later cancelled | |
OR.357 | 19?? | Maritime reconnaissance aircraft - led to Nimrod | Hawker Siddeley Nimrod | |
OR.362 | 19?? | Supersonic trainer aircraft - led to Jaguar | SEPECAT Jaguar | |
GOR.2 | 1959 | VTOL Strike Reconnaissance aircraft | English Electric P.31, Gloster P.505 | |
GOR.339 | 1956 | STOL Tactical-Strike/Reconnaissance aircraft capable of Mach 2 and suitable for operation from unpaved strips - Canberra replacement | British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2; later cancelled | |
GOR.345 | 195? | V/STOL combat aircraft version of Hawker P.1127 - Harrier development | Hawker Siddeley Harrier | |
GSR.3335 | 196? | Helicopter - Scout replacement | Westland Lynx | |
GSR.3336 | 196? | Helicopter - Sioux replacement | Westland Gazelle | |
RB.156 | Reconnaissance-bomber | Avro 730 | ||
ASR.365 | 196? | Helicopter - Tactical Support | Westland Puma | |
ASR.367 | 196? | Bomber - Vulcan B.2 - see also B.35/46 | Avro Vulcan B.2 | |
ASR.368 | 196? | Bomber - Victor B.2 - see also B.35/46 | Handley Page Victor B.2 | |
ASR.371 | 196? | Transport aircraft | Short Belfast | |
ASR.372 | 196? | Trainer version of Lightning - Lightning T.5 | English Electric Lightning T.5 | |
ASR.373 | 196? | VIP Transport aircraft - Andover CC.2 | Hawker Siddeley Andover CC.2 | |
ASR.376 | 196? | Tanker aircraft | Handley Page Victor B(K).1/1A | |
ASR.378 | 196? | Transport aircraft - VC10 | Vickers VC10 | |
ASR.381 | 196? | Interim Maritime Patrol aircraft to Spec. MR.254 - written around Atlantique | Breguet Atlantique | |
ASR.382 | 196? | Two-seat trainer version of P.1154 for RAF - cancelled | Hawker Siddeley P.1154 | |
ASR.384 | 196? | Harrier requirement - see also GOR.345 | Hawker Siddeley Harrier | |
ASR.385 | 196? | Phantom for RAF | McDonnell Douglas F-4M Phantom | |
ASR.397 | 1970 | Basic jet trainer - Jet Provost replacement | Hawker Siddeley Hawk | |
ASR.409 | Harrier replacement | McDonnell Douglas AV-8 as Harrier GR.5 | ||
NSR.6451 | 19?? | V/STOL carrier borne fighter aircraft - Naval Harrier | BAE Sea Harrier |
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