I'm considering Kaiserreich-esque Alt Hist timeline where Canada + a bunch of British exile engineers have to build aero engines -- for speed of development, reliability, and simplicity they just develop the Bristol Mercury/Pegasus, avoid sleeve valves and stick with poppet valves, and also go...
What happens if the Bristol T.188 research aircraft doesn't underperform?
What happens if it flies upto Mach 2.8 and reaches the thermal limit of the windscreen?
We now know that it's underperformance is related to lack of interest and investment in the Gyron Junior engines after the...
1960s
air ministry
alternate history
avro 730
bristolaeroenginesbristolaeroplane company
bristol aircraft
cold war
de havilland engine company
early 1960s
experimental
great britain
late 1950s
ministry of supply
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
supersonic
air ministry
bristolaeroenginesbristolaeroplane company
bristol aircraft
british army
cold war
great britain
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
supersonic transport
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