'The latest and greatest of British civil and military aircraft will be on show.' The only SB.3 anti-submarine aircraft to fly, seen with the only Brabazon to fly, G-AGPW, at the 1950 Farnborough show.

The SB-3 submarine hunter was developed from the SA-1 Sturgeon but it was not the 'Sturgeon SB Mk 3'. The nose housed two radar operators above the radar itself. Seen on its first flight, WF632 was the only SB-3 to fly. Powered by two Mamba turboprops, the aircraft had lost the good handling of the Sturgeon and proved impossible to trim for safe flight on one engine. The project was cancelled before the second prototype was completed. Photo from: Short