aerial gunnery target
drone
early 1940s
empire of japan
imperial japanese navy
imperial japanese navy air service
interwar period
kawasaki aircraft industries
late1930s
rpv
target drone
target glider
world war ii
yokosuka naval air arsenal
yokosuka naval air technical arsenal
Aviation Magazine Num 768 (15-XII-79)
On page 71 we find a reference about 110P fighter which was a development of Type 100P racer ordered in 1939 by Ministère de l'Air but never developed due to the outbreak of WWII.
Type 100 info and pics here:
http://www.bugattiaircraft.com/...
armeé de l'air
automobiles ettore bugatti
deutsche de la muerthe cup
early 1940s
fighter
france
french third republic
interwar period
late1930s
ministère de l'air
pre-world war ii
pursuit aircraft
world war ii
Arsenal VB.15 ( a version of hte VB.10 powered by two Arsenal 12H engines, french versions of the Jumo 213), this is a post war type.
For the Payen pre-war types and projects I would recommend http://home.att.net/~dannysoar2/Payen.htm,
but you'll probably find out, that especially informations...
1940s
armeé de l'air
cold war
france
french third republic
l'aéronautique navale
late1930s
marine de vichy
marine nationale
provisional government of the french republic
vichy france
world war ii
Lockheed P-38 Lightning Competitors
In 1936 the US Army Air Corps (USAAC) put out a tender for a ‘Twin-engine, High Altitude Interceptor’ that was designated as ‘X-608’
The winner of this competition would be the Lockheed Model 22 / P-38 Lightning.
But does anyone know of the proposals to...
boeing
consolidated aircraft corporation
curtiss-wright airplane division
curtiss-wright corporation
douglas aircraft company
heavy fighter
hughes aircraft company
interceptors
interwar period
late1930s
lockheed
lockheed aircraft corporation
pre-world war ii
united states army air corps
vultee aircraft corporation
Hi folks,
I recently read that Howard Hughes submitted a pursuit plane version of his H-1 racer design to the Army Air Corps and felt confident that after his demonstration of his trans-continental flight the army would be interested because this airplane was definitely faster than any military...
Gentlemen,
Is there anyone of you who haves ever seen illustrations of the
6-engined initial design for the XB-19 ?
(3-view or artists impression)
Thanks in advance..
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