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Do any of you know what I could do to find the coordinates of the final resting place of the KM (KM-1) Ekranoplan? This is the Ekranoplan that sank in the Caspian in 1980 and was not (as far as we know) recovered. This is not the LUN missile carrier that is currently beached in...
I have been reconsidering about the potential of Avro Arrow and its related Canadian made weapon systems
After looking at its early cold war era background history for multiple times, I have come to this conclusion below:
To be honest, it was really difficult to find an effective combat role...
The world-famous RKIIGA (Riga Red Banner Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers) will celebrate its 106th anniversary in May 2025. Its history started in 1919 when the School of Aviation Mechanics was opened in Kyiv, which later continued its work in Riga. The institute changed names several...
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This thread is to examine the aircraft, systems, and networks that were involved in the 'electronic barrier' that was part of the McNamara Line, a defensive line developed to block North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers from accessing South Vietnam along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The aircraft...
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It's 60 years since the infamous event
View: https://x.com/MichaelJPryce/status/1908792157692903689
And this thread https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/tsr2-conference-cosford-13-may-2023.41350/
Was it really the turkey we all now say it is?
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Gonna park this in the Bar for now, if there's a better spot the mods can move it.
I'm looking for a good book on PT boat operations in WW2, and a separate book about Swift Boats in Vietnam (I doubt there's one book that covers both).
Anyone got some suggestions? Books written by PT or Swift...
As a follow-up to my Skyvan book, (which should be out before the end of the year), I am now working on the HP/SA/BAe Jetstream family.
Firstly, does anyone have a copy of the official brochure for the Jetstream 31EZ maritime patrol aircraft?
Also, any more information on the Jetstream C.5/E.4...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/London%27s_third_airport
Ever since I was a little boy and saw pictures and books about London Airport grown-ups have been trying to find a replacement.
In the TV show Thunderbirds it is called London International Airport. By September 1966 the emergence of...
Hi everyone. I need your help. I've attached two pictures. My question: Is there another view of these vehicles? I'd appreciate it if someone could help me. Robert
Developed in 1954 at the Royal Naval Air Station No.802 Squadron , Lossiemouth, Scotland for high-speed target practice. The 'Excelsior' banner (target) streaming device was especially for use on Hawker Sea Hawk FGA Mk.4 aircraft.
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Hi All,
As we're hopefully in the final stages of production and to avoid further hijack of other threads....
The vast delta wing form of Avro’s Vulcan has become an iconic symbol of cold war Britain. From starring alongside James Bond in Thunderball to striking improbably distant targets...
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From Norman Friedman's US Small Combatants, pages 319-323 (most of those pages are pictures of PBRs, a Coast Guard 82-footer and a 57-ft Minesweeper Boat)
Table 12-5. Schemes for Ocean Reconnaissance Ships, 31 March 1966
A
B
C
D
E
May 1967
LBP (ft)
317.5
311
311
315
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374
LOA...
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I tried to locate any data or graphical representations of how the Mk2 Sea Dart (the one that was planned for Type 43 destroyer) could look, but apparently without success.
Are there any? What where the differences with the original missile and how should it have looked, especially if adopted...
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