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Vic Hutfield (born Gosport, Hampshire 26 May 1887) was a British engineer and builder of aircraft, including The R.A.S. (Mr. Reader, Mr. Allen and Mr. Sheffield) monoplane in 1909. In 1939 Hutfield bought the old military prison (Forton prison), in Lees Lane, Gosport, demolished it and built houses.Hutfield Link road in Gosport is named after him. He also manufactured the Hutfield JAP Motorcycle. He operated the Hutfield Coach's in Gosport