buaer
buair
bureau of aeronautics
cold war
douglas aircraft company
early1950s
jet age
late 1940s
national advisory committee for aeronautics
supersonic
u.s. navy
united states
united states navy
Deino once again with a silly or maybe even stupid question … this time regarding on old type (in fact not my personal darling … I don’t like these old-barrel-type fighters!), the MiG-15 and MiG-15UTI in China.
Fact is that that in early 1950, with China entering the war in Koreas, MANY...
There is a reference in Norman Friedman's "U.S. Amphibious Ships" to a canceled 225 ft. ocean minesweeper that was related to the singleton unit USS Carronade in terms of hull form. Aluminum hull construction would have made a great deal of sense as it was very obviously amagnetic and less...
In 1949 a preliminary draft for a missile submarine designated Project P-2--to strike enemy land targets--was drawn up at TsKB-18 (later Rubin) under chief designer FA Kaverin. The submarine was to have a surface displacement of almost 5,400 tons and carry 12 R-1 ballastic missiles, a Soviet...
Just reading Matthew Uttley's "Westland and the British Helicopter Industry 1945-1960" I stumbled across the Bevan small ramjet helicopter project for Specification E.1/48, initiated in 1948 and cancelled in 1953. Checking all my sources (incl. the WWW) I even cannot find a company with this...
I've looked thru every B-29 book I have or have seen & Googled with no luck. I've read that some of the B-29s sent to the RAF were equipped with racks at the wing roots to carry a Grand Slam bomb under each wing. ISTR also that some USAF a/c were modified as well. I've not been able to find pics...
cold war
early1950s
free fall nuclear bombs
free fall nuclear weapons
heavy bomber
korean war
late 1940s
mutual defense assistance act
mutual defense assistance program
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
raf bomber command
royal air force
strategic bomber
united states
united states air force
Hi all,
can you give a short history of the british aircraft builder Heston? I need also informations about the aircraft(projects?) J.?.2/ J.?.4/ J.?.7 and J.?.8...
...was J.C.9 the last project by Heston?
Thanks
Servus Maveric
1930s
1940s
aeroplane and armament experimental establishment
air ministry
civil aviation
cold war
early1950s
great britain
interwar period
light aviation
pre-world war ii
raf flying training command
raf technical training command
raf training command
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
world war ii
Thanks guys - just got lucky in receiving these. That wav file made the dogs in the neighborhood howl in pain ;D
How about the XF-91 this time...
Enjoy the Day! Mark
Martin proposed an interesting concept for close air suport in 1952.
The twin engined jet aircraft was designed for simplicity, short field
performance, low vulnerabilty, high maneuverability and provision for
a wide variety of different weapons, including side firing guns, as later
introduced...
I have seen some info on Boeing's contender for the requirement eventually met by the Convair B58. It seems to be a much more conventional design similar to the Russian TU16 with swept wing and embedded engines. Anyone got any pictures or drawings?
Hi,
in ER.110D Spec. for variable wing-sweep research aircraft,the contenders were Armstrong Whitworth AW.59,Blackburn
B-90,Boulton Paul P.121,Bristol-183 and Saunders P.149.
The Balckburn B-90 was single seat VG aircraft project powered by one Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire turbojet and it
had...
air ministry
british empire
cold war
early1950s
experimental
great britain
ministry of supply
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
supersonic
united kingdom
variable geometry
In the mid fifties Loening produced a concept for a flying aircraft carrier
of flying boat type.Information of this design should have appeared in
"The Aeroplane" of that time.Issue unknown to me.
(small article with illustration)
Is there someone who ever have seen this article or who
haves...
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