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.
The USN acquired 142 Lockheed EC121s in the early 50s to mount long-range early warning barrier patrols in the Atlantic and Pacific. The main strength was 5 sqns for each ocean with various cats and dogs supporting units. The barrier patrol lasted until 1965 and afterwards the USN transferred 30...
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Didn't see anything else here about this already.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/EngineeringPorn/comments/1dtur18/lockheed_loopwheel_testbed_compared_to_a_vehicle/
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19780016310/downloads/19780016310.pdf
In late 1956-early 1957 the RAAF received Cabinet approval to acquire 30 F104A to equip a single sqn, this was announced publicly, but in mid 1957 this order (or approval) was cancelled and instead the RAAF ordered 40 Australian built CAC Avon Sabres. It is important to note that this order, if...
as I understand went mostly unnoticed, did happen back in April
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sherman Mullin, retired president of LMCO's Skunk Works and a valued member on our Board of Trustees
Sherman "Sherm" Mullin had an illustrious 56-year career in aerospace...
Higher Further Faster | Evolution Of Aviation Part 1
It includes some rare (probably unreleased) SR-71/YF-12 and X-15 footage).
Covering: X-15, SR-71, YF-12, X-43A and X-51.
I can't find much info on Senior Peg here or on the internet. I have even read Ben Rich's book in it, and have found nothing of use from it. I was wondering if anyone had info on it.
http://www.hisutton.com/Lockheed-Stealth-Submarine-Design.html
Neat little article i found, I'm curious how much it would have effected things if it had been built, al lest one as a prototype.
Quick question: How many W88/Mk5 warheads can actually carry the UGM-133? In the wikipedia we have 8, but I keep finding sources showing/saying 6 warheads?
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Found this while attempting to track down photos of the model for the planned RAF variant of the C-5A Galaxy:
https://picclick.co.uk/Lockheed-C-5-Galaxy-Manufacturers-Sales-Brochure-1969-192898151420.html
Does anyone remember Lockheed's proposal for a passenger version of the L-100-30 to replace the Lockheed L-188 Electra used on the air shuttle between the cities of Rio de Janeiro (Santos Dumont Airport) and São Paulo (Congonhas Airport)?
If so, where do I get references about the concept?
The SST program has always fascinated me especially with the beauty of the designs and the fact that the Concorde which was already massive was dwarfed in terms of size to the designs that the US had proposed. One thing that always piqued my curiosity though...would it have been possible for the...
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Lockheed "The Defender" SDI poster found on eBay.
Source:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Star-Wars-Lockheed-Poster-Killer-Satellites-Louis-De-Latorre-Original-/282065438198?hash=item41ac6905f6:g:W5IAAOSwzJ5XUv0a
Seller's description:
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Another set of interesting drawings/artwork from the San Diego Air and Space Museum (SDASM) covering potential 1, 2 and 4 place civilian/general aviation designs for the when the war was over. Interesting to see the Little Dipper referenced as V-305 instead of the more common...
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From the San Diego Air and Space Museum (SDASM) archives are these interesting pieces of artwork. The designs include the Model 33 Sky Trooper (otherwise known as Little Dipper), what appears to be the Model 34 Big Dipper and what may be the Super Dipper (high wing 4 seat...
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