What was the main role of the Supermarine aircraft designed by Mitchell?
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The Supermarine aircraft, designed by Reginald Mitchell, primarily served dual purposes: racing and fighting. It achieved fame for its remarkable performance in both arenas. In the realm of racing, it pushed boundaries and set speed records, demonstrating its exceptional engineering and aerodynamic design. Simultaneously, it proved its combat prowess during military conflicts, where its maneuverability and speed made it a formidable force in aerial combat.
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