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Didn't really see a thread on this so here we go!
I guess its not so popular because only Canada operates it..
but why they chose this instead of more Merlins is beyond me...
82% grounded due to cracks :eek...
anti-submarine warfare
canada
ch-148
cold war
maritime command
maritime command (canadian armed forces)
post-cold war
royal canadian air force
royal canadian navy
sikorsky
Does anyone have any information on the French design at least? The program was a precursor to the equally ill-fated (non-nuclear) Polar 8 icebreaker program of the 1980s. The only hard info I have on the French proposal at the moment is that the reactor was a CAS (Advanced Series Boiler)...
1970s
1980s
21st century
canada
cold war
france
search & rescue satellite aided tracking system
soviet union
space system for the search of distressed vessels
united states
https://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/app-acq/amd-dp/mer-sea/sncn-nss/navcom-surfcom-eng.html
Related thread:
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/lockheed-spy-7-confirmed-for-canadian-surface-combatant.35814/
Surprised that this wasn't being discussed or have its own thread but it regards militarization, icebreaker projects, living in cold conditions, transporting fuel, possibly another area of conflict later. Examples of starting off thread to get the general idea...
21st century
adélie land
antarctica
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british antarctic survey
british antarctic territory
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chilean antarctic territory
cold war ii
icebreaker
marie byrd land
nuclear power
people's republic of china
peter i island
queen maud land
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russian federation
united states antarctic program
I checked, no thread for this one.
It was developed by RCA between early 1956 and september 1958 when it was canned. Before and after these dates, ( sigh...) the prefered option was the MX-1179 / MA-1.
While the Sparrow II missile is well known, Astra 1 remains kind of mystery. It has been...
In early 1960, Orenda Engines, a division of Avro Canada, began to develop a gas turbine to meet a U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships specification for the development of engines for a new type of minesweeper. The Canadian company and two American companies, including Ford Motor, received development...
Check out this interesting photo:
https://ingeniumcanada.org/ingenium/collection-research/collection-item.php?id=1970.1466.001
It purports to be the world's first mortar-locating radar, apparently a Canadian invention and produced at CAL's purpose-built plant in Scarborough (now row houses...
Did Canada ever consider the A4 Skyhawk for its carrier aviation and Norway reinforcement role (instead of F5)? Would have been able to operate with USN/USMC.
air command (canadian armed forces)
alternate history
canada
canadian army
cold war
force mobile command
force mobile command (canadian armed forces)
maritime command (canadian armed forces)
north atlantic treaty organisation
royal canadian air force
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what-if
OTL in 1963, the Royal Canadian Navy received their first Sikorsky CH-124 Sea King Helicopters. They flew from Canadian ships for more than 50 years. I greased and refuelled Sea Kings on the flight decks of HMCS Athabaskan and HMCS Iroquois. I also washed innumerable GE-T58-8F engines...
SKYRORA is new British/Ukraine Company for Small Satellite launcher
Based in Edinburgh, Scottland.
They continue were Black Arrow was Stop, using rocket power on Kerosine/HTP to launch Small Satellite.
For moment they have 3 models
Skyrora Nano II a small sounding rocket with 10kg Payload...
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