The Blackburn Dart single-seat torpedo bomber served in the Fleet Air Arm from 1922 until 1933. It seems that the 'sash' is red and that this may well be an aircraft of No 62 Flight of HMS Furious, circa 1926. The swastika was then just an innocent decoration. Photo from: University of St Andrews

The US Navy bought two Blackburn Swift F torpedo bombers. A6056 and A6057 were tested at NAS Anacostia in late 1922 but the Douglas DT was selected. The two Swifts were sent over to San Diego in January 1924. Here we presumably see the aftermath of a mishap on 23 October 1924. A6056 was affected by salt water and struck off charge. The rear fuselage reads 'Blackburn Aircraft, Leeds, England'. Photo by: Joseph Haase / San Diego Air & Space Museum