Westland Wessex by Charles Stafrace

When the Wessex first entered service with the Royal Navy in 1963 the Sikorsky S-58 had already been in US service for 8 years. The enterprising Yeovil company exploited to the maximum the airframe's sturdy build.

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Westland Wessex by Charles Stafrace

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EAN: 8599260020641

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