aerojet general
aerospace defense command
air force space command
air force systems command
cold war
early 21st century
international telephone & telegraph
late 20th century
martin marietta
north american aerospace defense command
post-coldwar
raytheon
space and missile systems organization (usaf)
space systems division
spacecom
trw
united states air force
united states space force
https://history.nasa.gov/sp4543.pdf
This document published in 2009 contains a summary of published books about NASA history and also a guide to the collections and archives found at various NASA locations.
Looks potentially useful for researchers.
I've been searching for quite a long time a reason(or reasons) for the UK, Canada and Norway to have dropped out of MIDS program in 1991, just before the signing of the MIDS PMOU. They were indeed a MIDS program members since phase one. Particularly interesting is the case of UK, since they were...
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Watching the other day an old video featuring the LM's Saber Warrior() what caught my attention was not the aicaft itself, but the CGI spaceplane transitioning to the logo shown at the end just as these last words are spoken: ..."the Saber Warrior is just one example of the many concepts...
A Swedish modeler named Björn Bäcklund ( https://baecklund.eu/scalemodels/ex72/modern.html ) created this 1:72 scale model of a hybrid Polish main battle tank combining the hull of a T-72 with the turret of a Leopard 2.
Bäcklund created the model back when Poland had recently joined NATO in...
Anyone know if AN/TPY-5(V)1 is a marketing exercise to rename the latest variant of the Marine AN/TPS-80 Ground/Air Task-Oriented Radar (G/ATOR) or is it a new radar?
So, a few years back SAAB posted a bunch of pictures of a series of small craft they'd designed, possibly just to show off their Sea Giraffe, CEROS, and EOS family (part of the 9LV combat system).
There were three ships in total:
The "FlexPatrol 98", a 98 meter patrol craft depicted with a 57...
Sadly, Vangelis passed away yesterday in France:
https://apnews.com/article/vangelis-dead-chariots-of-fire-b7a98666ff96ca049dbe7964da98d44d
My guess is that a bit of all of us went with him.
View: https://youtu.be/uPe27x0_W2M
Rip in the new eden world.
White there is information about the missile itself:
https://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-84.html
https://www.docdroid.com/WbANE9i/agm-84-harpoon-missile-block-1d-brochure-pdf#page=2
There are mentions that, one of the reason it wasn't produced, was that the missiles were too big for...
anti-ship missile
anti-submarine warfare
asuw
boeing
cold war
harpoon
mcdonnell douglas
post-coldwar
surface-to-surface missile
united states navy
us navy
A collection of various South African propulsion projects, prototypes and ideas. Bits and pieces of these projects have been scattered around this site, I think it's time to gather them into one place for easy reference. Starting with this article on Cape Aerospace Technologies (CAT) designs...
Digging through some old files, I came across a NAVSEA briefing from 1994 comparing a variety of frigate designs (both US and foreign). The purpose appears to have been a review the "state of the possible" for frigates in this timeframe, possibly with the intention to inform USN decisionmakers...
I have just heard, via the latest Hawker Association newsletter, that Roy Braybrook passed away last June.
Another of the great authors who got me, and probably many on this forum, interested in aircraft has gone to the great aviation library in the sky.
He was also, of course, a designer in...
central intelligence agency
cold war
electronic warfare
elint
imperial state of iran
islamic republic of iran
national security agency
post-coldwar
sigint
signals intelligence
united states
In Norman Friedman's US Amphibious Ships and Craft: An Illustrated Design History book (2002) mentions some interesting weapon systems:
The wikipedia article mentions a 155mm/70 "Combustion Light Gas Gun" but no mention of the 127mm gun. The 5"/84 Pulsed-Powered and 8"/60 conventional guns are...
I'm new here. I don't know if this is appropriate because it is not directly about an aircraft project. There are so-called aircraft caverns in different countries. There have been various projects on this subject in Switzerland, and some have been implemented, some not. I might upload something...
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