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Note: This is a sub-section of Short Brothers.
The Singapore II (manufacturer's designation Short S.12) was a development of the Singapore I with 4 engines, mounted in tractor/pusher pairs (better known as the push-pull configuration). The single example of this aircraft to be built was first flown on 27 March 1930, by John Lankester Parker.
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