VH BWI Victor Air Tourer
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Historical Details: . Description: In 1953 Dr Henry Millicer entered and won, from 103 other contestants, a competition held by the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain for a two seat light aircraft.
A small team was formed to build a wooden prototype, VH-FMM, which first flew in March 195. Level of Importance: Regional
