i write an article on Roswell UFO Incident
based on "Roswell crap show" topic in this forum
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,2816.0/highlight,roswell.html
during research i found this article here
http://ufocon.blogspot.com/2007_04_22_archive.html
quote from the article...
I was browsing Google Books and found a preview of Iowa and Alaska Class Conversion Projects 1942-1962: An Illustrated Technical Reference by Wayne Scarpaci. I thought it was too cool not to share. ;D
http://books.google.com/books?id=L4z8UIRymR4C&printsec=frontcover
Does anyone have any information on the Cierva W.10 helicopter?
I have seen it described as a four to five seater single engined helicopter and also that Cunliffe Owen built a prototype just before they went bust in 1947. Does anyone know more?
Thanks in advance!
In Norman Friedman's invaluable "The Postwar Naval Revolution", which I have so far read many times, now I have found yet another new information. It regards a project of a corvette from 1945. This is what Friedman says on this (in a footnote on one of the book's pages):
"The 1200-ton corvette...
I came across this neat OSS briefing film referenced in the Wikipedia article on the M29 Weasel.
The 10 minute video--worth the wait, I promise--includes some discussion of the various alternative approaches to travel across ice and snow that were evaluated as well as a lot of footage of the...
airborne forces
airmobile
allies
amphibious vehicle
armée de terre
british army
canada
canadian army
cold war
first indochina war
french fourth republic
french indochina
great britain
korean warpost-worldwarii
united states
united states army
united states marine corps
vietnam war
world warii
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...
Over in the Army Projects section of this forum I came across a thread on a declassified 1946 report of the U.S. National Defense Research Committee, Division 12, "Transportation Equipment and Related Problems." The report is a collection of scientific analyses and research on everything from...
Hi,
I know that my dear Orionblamblam displayed a drawing to it before,
but here is Boeing Model-448 in wind tunnel.
Source:
Charles D Bright The Jet Makers: The Aerospace Industry from 1945 to 1972
http://www.generalatomic.com/jetmakers/chapter4.html
1945
boeing
late 1940s
post-worldwarii
reconnaissance bomber
strategic bomber
strategic reconnaissance
united states
united states army air forces
world warii
airborne forces
assault glider
bell aircraft corporation
cargo glider
douglas aircraft company
hughes aircraft company
late 1940s
post-worldwarii
united states army air forces
world warii
allies
attack bomber
convair
escort fighter
ground attack
late 1940s
light bomber
photo-recce
post-worldwarii
united states
united states army air forces
world warii
Hi all,
you know Yvan Makhonine? This french inventor build the Mak.10 (1931) and the Mak.123 (1947) with variable wing geometry. Anybody knows other projects of this man? I need also a short history, but not in french...
Servus Maveric
1930s
1940s
1950s
armeé de l'air
cold war
french fourth republic
french third republic
interwar period
ivan makhonine
post-worldwarii
pre-world warii
variable geometry
world warii
Hi,
the General Aircraft Ltd developed the GAL-56 tailless glider,and here
is a variant from it.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1948/1948%20-%200018.html?search=tailless+glider
1940s
air ministry
contract acft/3303/cb.10(c)
directorate of scientific research (map)
experimental
glider
great britain
ministry of aircraft production
post-worldwarii
royal aircraft establishment
tailess
tailless
tailless aircraft advisory committee
world warii
...thanks again Stingray, great work...
Do you have a complete designation list from the Charkov Institute, I believe the ChAI.35 was the last?
If you can please post a pic or drawing from the ChAI.18 ;D
Thanks a lot
Servus Maveric
Hi,
here is an artist picture for Cunliffe-Owen O.A.2,which could
carry 18-passengers and had an estimated speed of 225 mph.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1940/1940%20-%200100.html
I've always liked this story, which has a few design details in it about the (fictitious) two-stage rocket A20. I've always imagined it as being rather like an R.A.Smith-style "son of V2" with a retractable wing upper stage. Fired up by "The Spaceship Handbook", I'd like to try drawing this...
Hi,
in Flightglobal,they said that the Nord N.2500 was research aircraft,
I am confuse and I don't know this aircraft,any explaination please.
http://www.flightglobal.com/PDFArchive/View/1949/1949%20-%200868.html
air defence
air defense command
cold war
consolidated vultee
consolidated vultee aircraft corporation
continental air forces
convair
interceptor
interceptors
late 1940s
national advisory committee for aeronautics
point-defense interceptor
post-worldwarii
united states air force
united states army air forces
world warii
Hi,
the well known Cierva/Weir W series of helicopters and autogyros,
the W.7 from Flightglobal and Cierva project.
http://www.flightglobal.com/PDFArchive/View/1946/1946%20-%201154.html?search=helicopter%20project%201946
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