1940s
drachinifel
kriegsmarine
marine nationale
operation weserübung
operation wilfred
plan r 4
polish navy
royal navy
royal norwegian navy
the history guy
world war ii
I've read in a few places that there were a couple of proposals (one from the US and another by the French after the war's end) to turn the unfinished French battleship Jean Bart into an aircraft carrier (which were obviously refused). Tzoli seems to have made a mockup of how it might've looked...
1940s
battlecarrier
bbcv
dccan
first indochina war
fleet aircraft carrier (cv)
forces navales françaises libres
french fourth republic
french third republic
great britain
hybrid warship
l'aéronautique navale
marine nationale
sccan
united states
united states navy
http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WTJAP_WWII.php#61_cm_%2824%22%29_F3_%28Experimental%29
Came across this again today while trying to find information on possible use by the JSDF of Mark 32 torpedo tubes (built under licence by Watanabe Iron Works) as shore based torpedo launchers. It's...
1940s
1989
1991
atomic lake
chernobyl
nuclear explosions for the national economy
semipalatinsk-21
soviet atomic bomb project
soviet nuclear weapons program
soviet union
1940s
2020
concentration camps inspectorate
final solution
holocaust memorial day
konzentrationslager
red army
ss-wirtschafts-verwaltungshauptamt
todeslager
vernichtungslager
An interesting midget submarine that became a vital part of an even more interesting operation of the Decima Flottiglia MAS that came close to fruition in 1943 (it was ultimately scheduled for December of that year, but events intervened).
Development of the CA-class had begun pre-war, in 1938...
1930s
1940s
black prince
marconi-class submarine
mark felton
midget submarines
new york raid
r.smg. leonardo da vinci
regia marina
società italiana caproni
special operations
world war ii
Does anyone have any illustrations of the icebreaker that was supposed to replace the Otomari in Japanese service? Info on the Japanese wiki
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%81%B5%E5%B1%B1_(%E7%A0%95%E6%B0%B7%E8%89%A6)
Hello! I'm currently searching the data about this little guy:
This is BHT-38 (Bombe Hurel-Turck) radio-controlled glide bomb, designed for French military shortly before World War 2. It was supposed to have a weight about 160 kg. Some examples were tested in 1940, but Fall of the France...
1940s
anti-ship
anti-ship bomb
armeé de l'air
forces aériennes françaises libres
forces françaises libres
france libre
french fourth republic
french third republic
guided weapon
interwar period
late 1930s
marine nationale
post-world war ii
pre-world war ii
provisional government of the french republic
vichy france
Does anyone have any more or better information about the Saurer FLB 2000 engine from the 1940s? Some of the information indicates maybe 2 stroke, fuel injection, opposed pistons, rhombic drive?
http://www.saurer-romandie.ch/La%20maison%20Saurer/les%20dates%20et%20faits%20importants.htm
From the navweaps site:
http://navweaps.com/Weapons/index_weapons.htm
My question is:
Does anybody here ever found drawings or photos of this post war naval mount?
Cy-27 said that he was working on a Weir designation list which which was the kick in the pants needed to prompt me to finish off my list!
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J&G Weir Company, 1932-1943, and Cierva Autogiro Company (Cierva-Weir), 1943-1951
Weir autogyros and helicopters received simple...
1940s
airborne aircraft carrier
cold war
heavy bomber
medium bomber
post-world war ii
strategic air command
united states
united states air force
united states army air forces
world war ii
Most of you probably recognize the name "Bendix": this company once one of the leading avionics suppliers in the aeronautical industry...
Some of you with an interest in ordnance may also associate the name "Bendix" with a few missiles and weapons, notably the Eagle and Talos missile...
The...
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