The UK also used K-100 to K-175 from April 1919 to July 1919 when the G-EAAA block was established as the way forward.
G-F was used for lighter than air aircraft.
G-G was used in 1937 for gliders too (G-GAAA to G-GAAE issued)
The UK also decided not to use the Q letter and drop the G-F series when they went to the G-AAAA series and they would not issue the “rude ones” e.g. G-ASEX and G-ARSE.

The “capture” and reverse engineering was covered in a two part documentary that I saw on satelite a few months back. They had to make some changes as they couldn’t get the metal in imperial thicknesses so they went to metric and some panels are thicker in certain areas and others thinner.
OAW

17:35
After a frantic 40 minutes of running around after the males in the house, someone pointed out to Ashley the “Vin” bit of the recipe. The knofe is dropped and quickly recovered but not before Ashley has found the remains of the wine cellar and started on the “Floyd” method of cooking of a “schlurp for the pot and a few for me…”

Not sure guess we’ll have to ask Anna and Flood…

A stunning piece of engineering that…

11:55
Arm Waver is called to the Diary Room:
BB: “How do you feel by having to clean out the pig pen?”
OAW: “It’s nice to have been moved up the social scale from Civil Servant”
BB: “…errr… Thank you…”

10:40
A specialist eye doctor is called as Flood claims to have lost all sight after seeing the girls in the showers…
EN830 is still in the bedroom being watched over by MrsEN830 to ensure he is not being corrupted by the sight to bee seen in the shower area. EN830 is wearing a face of utter dejection.

Thanks chaps.
Not having a good day was I?