IOW - earlier & greater cooperation with SAAB and the British companies, while the cooperation between the later and the French and other European NATO is much smaller?
Draken was powered by the British engine, Viggen was supposed to be powered by the Medway, while the Gripen should've been just...
aerospace industry
alternate history
coldwar
great britain
kingdom of sweden
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
tactical nuke
western europe
what-if
I recently read Shlomo Aloni's book Six-Day War 1967: Operation Focus and the 12 hours that changed the Middle East. It elaborates the IAF airstrikes from the 5 June 1967 Operation Moked that decapitated Arab air forces of Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Iraq.
I am particularly interested in the...
Some good news, along with a bit of background:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y36pTr09f3Y
https://www.yahoo.com/news/u-navy-flipping-ship-upcycled-134616867.html
https://gcaptain.com/saving-rv-flip-from-the-wreckers-clawsand-its-story-is-mind-blowing/...
acoustic research
anti-submarine warfare
coldwarcoldwar ii
department of the navy
early 21st century
experimental
late 20th century
oceanographic research
office of naval research
post-coldwar
research
research ship
research vessel flip
scripps institution of oceanography
sonar
u.s. navy
united states navy
uss flip
war on terror
I keep bumping into this from different angles, its technically very interesting to me so I'll ask the question here and see what happens.
In the late 50s Britain was looking for a more commercially oriented nuclear power reactor type to follow on from it's operationally successful but not very...
1960s
1970s
alternate history
atomic energy establishment winfrith
atomic era
atoms for peace
british commonwealth
coldwar
dounreay nuclear power development establishment
great britain
late 1950s
naval reactor
nuclear
nuclear power
united kingdom atomic energy authority
Hello, Recently me and @Jason Dykstra (Wyvern) have come across a few interesting pictures regarding Missile packs for the Hawker Hunter that could be fitted in place of the ADEN armament, I was wondering if anyone had any more info than what we have, so far we have found images for;
A...
20th century
air new zealand
ansett airlines of australia
ansett airways
ansett transport industries
ansett-ana
british commonwealth
british empire
civil aviation
coldwar
commonwealth of australia
early 21st century
interwar period
late 1930s
new zealand
pacific ocean theater
post-coldwar
sir reginald myles ansett kbe
united states army air forces
world war ii
Hi everybody,
I often read that Curtiss-Wright Aviation did not do enough research work during the Second World War to be able to survive its aeronautical branch and face the new markets after the Second World War. It is considered that its production and improvement work on the P-40 (we can...
coldwar
curtiss-wright airplane division
curtiss-wright corporation
experimental
fighters
heavy fighter
interceptors
night fighter
post-world war ii
pursuit aircraft
research
united states
united states air force
united states army air corps
united states army air forces
world war ii
bomb disposal
british army
coldwar
explosive ordnance disposal
great britain
james a. cuthbertson limited
james archibald cuthbertson
land rover
royal air force
Ever since the first Zeppelin raids in World War 1 the vulnerability of the civilian population of the UK to attack from the air has been a major factor in shaping our armed forces.
The tile "Air Defence of Great Britain" comes from the organisation set up to meet the only air threat imagined in...
air defence
ballistic missile defense
british army
coldwarcoldwar ii
cruise missile
interwar period
nuclear battlefield
raf fighter command
raf strike command
royal air force
royal navy
strategic bomber
strategic defence
sub-strategic nuke
tactical nuke
uk air defence region
united kingdom
world war i
world war ii
20th century
aircraft history
aviation historian
aviation history
coldwar
early 21st century
great britain
history
post-coldwar
royal air force
united kingdom
world war ii
anti-submarine warfare
bureau of ships
buships
coldwar
destroyer escort
early 1960s
experimental
gas turbine
late 1950s
research
test ship
testbed
trials ship
united states
united states navy
I have an original brochure from this company which contants sketches+ technical details form ships they built or could built. I can make photographs if someone is interested
ba'athist iraq
chemical / biological weapons
coldwar
early 21st century
eastern bloc
iraq republic
iraqi air force
iraqi army
iraqi navy
iraqi republic
late 20th century
nuclear battlefield
people's republic of china
post-coldwar
republic of iraqi
soviet union
tactical nuke
warsaw pact
western europe
One of my hobbies is collecting waterline ship models in 1/1250 or 1/1200 scales covering the Cold War era.
I have been trying to find the composition of USN units on the Yankee and Dixie Stations off Vietnam and Gonzo station in the Arabian Sea.
Does anyone know a source?
Somehow missed yet another great departing us last week:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/01/arts/john-amos-dead.html
https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/01/entertainment/john-amos-dead/index.html
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/10/02/entertainment/john-amos-death-daughter/index.html...
20th century
actor
coldwar
coming to america
early 21st century
golden globe awards
good times
movie star
post-coldwar
primetime emmy awards
roots (1977)
split second (1984)
the mary tyler moore show
the west wing
tv series
united states
vanishing point
Just published. The first volume is dedicated to European operators.
An interesting page dealing with the potential C-130 production by Sud-Aviation in France in the sixties.
The author, Xavier Capy, is well known for his previous books on Noratlas and Transall.
More details on www.c-130.eu.
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