Short 184

The Short Admiralty Type 184, often called the Short 225 after the power rating of the engine first fitted, was a British two-seat reconnaissance, bombing and torpedo carrying folding-wing seaplane designed by Horace Short of Short Brothers. It was first flown in 1915 and remained in service until after the armistice in 1918. A Short 184 was the first aircraft to sink a ship using a torpedo, and another was the only British aircraft to take part in the Battle of Jutland.

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Short 184; Short 225; Type 184
length 487.5 inch, speed 88.5 mile per hour, 1 machine gun, torpedo, unguided bomb, 1 355 mm torpedo, Lewis gun, 
float-equipped torpedo bomber, torpedo-capable bomber, patrol torpedo bomber, float-equipped biplane with 1 engine, torpedo bomber with 1 engine, torpedo-armed monoplane, 

torpedo bomber, 

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Sketch of a Short seaplane on the water RMG PW1792

Armoured cruiser HMS Argyll - IWM Q 75300

HMS Neptune Q 75222

Short Type 184 cockpit from FlightGlobal Archive

Scene on board of a British seaplane ship. Bringing a seaplane out of the hold., Bestanddeelnr 158-1991

Short Type 184 structure from FlightGlobal Archive

Battleship HMS Monarch - IWM Q 75217

A Short Type-184 seaplane of the Royal Naval Air Service, afloat, possibly at Calshot RMG PV1286

Studies of a Short seaplane and the scout cruiser 'Active' RMG PV3135

Sketch of a Short seaplane on the water RMG PW1792 (cropped)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Sketch of a Short seaplane on the water RMG PW1792		Commons
commons	image		Armoured cruiser HMS Argyll - IWM Q 75300		Commons
commons	image		HMS Neptune Q 75222		Commons
commons	image		Short Type 184 cockpit from FlightGlobal Archive		Commons
commons	image		Scene on board of a British seaplane ship. Bringing a seaplane out of the hold., Bestanddeelnr 158-1991		Commons
commons	image		Short Type 184 structure from FlightGlobal Archive		Commons
commons	image		Battleship HMS Monarch - IWM Q 75217		Commons
commons	image		A Short Type-184 seaplane of the Royal Naval Air Service, afloat, possibly at Calshot RMG PV1286		Commons
commons	image		Studies of a Short seaplane and the scout cruiser 'Active' RMG PV3135		Commons
commons	image		Sketch of a Short seaplane on the water RMG PW1792 (cropped)		Commons