Some things were not meant for the eyes of the mortal men, British Aircraft procurement was definitely one of them.
Still, excellent work, I did not think anyone would have patience enough to trudge through interwar British naval Aircraft requirements. Are you perhaps planning some sort of a ATL where Brits do manage to do better in regards to Naval Aviation?
Possibly,
the FAA in WW2 is a fascinating period, both OTL and many ATLs.
The classic TL "The Whale Has Wings" by
@Astrodragon is one of my favourite "blockbusters"
(I bought all 3 of the published volumes for my book reader and deeply regret Volume 4 was never published)
In the course of researching for my comments on other folks British carrier and/or carrier planes work
I
have stumbled across a lot of plausible "roads not taken"
and found the one taken often far from "just as fair" (to plagiarise Robert Frost)
In due time I may stitch some or all of them together as a series of "On this day in ATL entries"
But personally I doubt I have the energy for a full narrative timeline like TWHW or "The Peerless Air Ministry"
If I had that much power available I really should direct that effort into completing my own saga "Diesel Electric".
That project has stalled repeatedly due to my lack of confidence in my own ability to write genuine stories
as opposed to research (on the web, my own books or the available libraries) and the collation of those facts.
So much so that I actually backed away from AH.COM (and other sites) for a while.
For now, I'm just glad that I'm back contributing again - I hope in a positive way
Tomorrow, who knows what road I may take at the next fork in the path