Talk:Reid and Sigrist R.S.1 Snargasher

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One of the sources quoted on this page - Bill Gunstone's "Back to the Drawing Board -Aircraft that Flew but Never Took Off" - Does not even mention the RS1 "Snargasher" - The pages quoted (pages 136-137) are devoted to the prone-pilot method of piloting and mention in passing the RS3 Desford's transition to the RS4 Bobsleigh and the prone-position Meteor. The RS1 is not mentioned or referenced at all nor is the history of the Reid & Sigrist company. ^[1] — Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.100.216.20 (talk) 16:31, 26 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

^ "Back to the Drawing board - Aircraft that Flew but Never Took Off" by Bill Gunstone, published by Airlife, 1996, ISBN 1 85310 758 1

[1] "Back to the Drawing board - Aircraft that Flew but Never Took Off" by Bill Gunstone, published by Airlife, 1996, ISBN 1 85310 758 1

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