What REALLY Happened to Britain's S.E.5a Fighters After WW1
Britain built over 5,200 S.E.5a fighters to win the air war — then destroyed nearly all of them within three years of the Armistice. From RAF disposal yards to South African, Irish and Canadian cockpits, here's the real postwar fate of one of WW1's greatest fighter planes, and why fewer than half a dozen originals survive today. #WW1History #RAFHistory #SE5a #AviationHistory #WarbirdHistory
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