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Meteor F.III

In December 1944, a new modification of the Meteor, the G-41C, or Meteor F.III, began to enter service with units. A total of 210 aircraft were built, the last production aircraft was assembled in 1947. The main differences of the third modification were: a new sliding canopy with improved visibility (the old one tilted to the side when opened), a more durable airframe structure and an increased fuel supply in the internal tanks. The first 15 aircraft were powered by W.2B engines, while the remainder were powered by Rolls-Royce Derwent I engines with 900 kg thrust. Heavier engines changed the aircraft's alignment, which was corrected by increasing the ballast in the nose. The pilots immediately appreciated the increased power of the power plant, because now Meteor could perform any maneuvers, including complex aerobatics. The designers, fearing that the permissible overloads would be exceeded, prudently “cut the wings” of the aerial acrobats, increasing the load on the control stick. The new modification was not without its shortcomings. They began to appear at high speeds, manifesting themselves in buffeting and a dangerous tendency to be pulled into a dive. To compare the characteristics of the Meteor F.III with piston engines, the British conducted several training air battles with the FAA thunderstorm - the Tempest Mk.V fighter. The report stated that Meteor is superior to Tempest in almost every aspect. The impression is slightly spoiled by excessive forces on the control stick and shaking at high speeds, which interferes with aiming.

In early 1945, two squadrons of Meteor F.IIIs flew to the continent, where they were used for ground attack missions. The planes did not participate in air battles. The command forbade the pilots to get involved in air battles, fearing the possible capture of the downed plane by the Germans. There are only two known cases of a fighter jet being used for its intended purpose. The first occurred on May 2, 1945, when the Meteor pilot unsuccessfully tried to intercept a Fi.156 Storch light aircraft, which easily evaded pursuit by maneuvering at low altitude. The second incident almost ended in tragedy. Four Meteors discovered a group of FW-190s and began to move into attack position; to their misfortune, several Tempest and Spitfire fighters were nearby. British pilots saw the jets, decided they were Me-262s and rushed to intercept them. The Meteors had to flee.

After the end of the war, two Meteor F.IIIs were equipped with arresting hooks, after which they made several takeoffs and landings from the decks of the aircraft carriers Illustrious and Implacable. In general, the carrier-based Meteors made a favorable impression, but the sailors decided to wait for the release of a specialized carrier-based fighter, the Supermarine Attacker.

Meteor F.4

Continuing to work on improving the fighter, Gloster began to act in two directions: improving aerodynamics and replacing engines with more powerful ones. First, the aircraft began to be studied in a wind tunnel. It turned out that the lion's share of drag comes from the “pot-bellied” engine nacelles. By giving them a more elongated shape, the engineers managed to increase the maximum flight speed by 120 km/h. The changes were implemented immediately, and the last production Meteor F.IIIs were already rolling out of the assembly shop with new nacelles.

The next step was to replace the engines with Rolls-Royce Derwent 5 turbojet engines with a thrust of 1590 kg. The expected increase in maximum flight speed and, as a consequence, an increase in speed pressure and overloads during maneuvering required new reinforcement of the airframe structure. On July 17, 1945, the first model of the modernized aircraft took off. It was given the designation Meteor F.4 (company designation G-41F). The designers' expectations were fully met; the maximum flight speed reached 941.3 km/h.

Despite the significant improvement in performance, the government was in no hurry to order the F.4 series, paying only for development and flight testing, believing that the global post-war situation did not yet require new weapons. The company's management began to think about selling a batch of aircraft abroad, and trade, like an aircraft, requires an engine - advertising. At one of the meetings, it was decided to try to set the first post-war speed record on the Meteor, then the press would make a fuss about it, praise the plane, and there would be no end to those wanting to buy it. For a jet fighter, the task was not very difficult, because the last record of 755.14 km/h belonged to the Germans, and it was set before the war on the Me-209 piston fighter.

Preparations for the record flight began at the end of October 1945. Engineers removed the cannons from the F.4 and covered the holes in the skin with pads. On November 7, 1945, military pilot N. J. Wilson achieved his goal; the International Aeronautical Federation registered a speed record of 975.67 km/h. In an instant, known only to a narrow circle of specialists, “Meteor” became a world celebrity. The company sent one aircraft, in a bright red and white livery, on a promotional tour of Europe. A year later, suspecting that the Americans want to surpass the British achievement, the Meteor F.4 is being finalized again. This time more seriously, reducing the wingspan by 1.47 m, and pilot Teddy Donaldson sets a new record on it - 990.79 km/h. The press presented this event as “amazing” and predicted that the new achievement was set to last for a long time.

Gloster management calculated everything correctly. Argentina was the first, almost immediately after the start of serial production in 1947, to take the plunge by ordering 100 “amazing” aircraft. And then... a line lined up for the Meteors: 48 cars were bought by Belgium, 20 by Denmark and 12 by Egypt. The F.4 was not forgotten in its homeland either - the order totaled 535 aircraft for the RAF. Even the USSR showed interest in the aircraft and tried to buy several copies, but the deterioration of relations between East and West did not allow this deal to materialize.

Reducing the wingspan on the record-breaking aircraft improved not only its speed, but also its maneuverability, so it was decided to make corresponding changes to the production aircraft. The first modified fighters entered service with 77 and 222 squadrons of the Royal Air Force. Feedback from pilots about the new fighters was varied, but mostly critical. The aircraft became more strictly controlled, take-off and landing speeds increased, and the rate of climb decreased. Unpleasant surprises awaited the pilot during the flight. It turned out that after the ammunition was fired, the balance of the aircraft was disrupted. The center of gravity shifted back and pulling the handle while exiting a dive or making turns threatened to stall. However, mass production made the car the main British fighter. A total of 1,010 Meteor F.4 fighters were built.

In 1949, based on the F.4, the company developed a two-seat modification of the Meteor - T.7, intended for the training and retraining of pilots. These training machines were of particular value to countries purchasing jet aircraft for the first time. The aircraft's weapons were removed, the cabin was lengthened and the fuel supply was increased. In total, about 682 training aircraft were built.

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