bréguet aviation

  1. A

    Breguet Stratospheric Transports

    Hello, my first time starting a thread on here so excuse me if I did something wrong. Between 1941 and 1945 Breguet studied a series of 3 aircraft projects of very large proportions designed to carry large quantities of passengers and freight at high altitudes. The projects were known as the...
  2. Caravellarella

    Bréguet Br.765 Super Deux-Ponts project......

    Dear Boys and Girls, here is an article in French announcing the development of the Bréguet Br.765 Super Deux-Ponts which is an enlarged and pressurised derivative of the well-known Bréguet. Br.760/761S/763 Deux-Ponts/Provence series...... The Bréguet Br.765 Super Deux-Ponts was not built and...
  3. hesham

    Breguet Br.420 bomber recce aircraft

    Hi, here is a little known aircraft,the Breguet Br.420,it was bomber recce aircraft ,design was based on Br.414. http://www.airwar.ru/enc/bww1/br420.html http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=ar&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http://www.airwar.ru/enc/bww1/br420.html&sl=ru&tl=en&swap=1
    • hesham
    • Thread
    • 1930s armeé de l'air bréguet aviation french third republic interwar period reconnaissance bomber
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Aviation & Space
  4. B

    Bréguet gyroplane projects and prototypes

    Apologies but I didn't make a note of the pamphlet about it and only photocopied the two drawings - from 1936 I think :-[ Regards, Barry
  5. J

    Big Wing Jaguar

    I read in numerous sources that their were proposals for a Big Wing version of Jaguar, but have never seen any details or any images. Anyone help? Regards.
    • JohnR
    • Thread
    • bréguet aviation british aerospace plc british aircraft corporation cold war france great britain marine nationale royal air force sepecat société des ateliers d'aviation louis bréguet united kingdom
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: Secret Postwar Aircraft Projects
  6. Jemiba

    French ECAT Projects

    Perhaps someone has more infos about the Dassault proposal for the ECAT competition, which was known as the Cavalier (not to be mixed up with the VSTOL design with the same name) and which lost against the Br.121, later Jaguar. It would have been powered by two GE J85 engines and was intended...
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