Surprisingly we have not had a thread devoted to how the RAF should have replaced its Canberras?
The Canberra was such a success that it was even bought by the USAF as the Martin B57.
With the benefit of hindsight it ought to have been simple. The Buccaneer S2 did the job for a while with 2 RAF...
Hi!
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source: Anthony Leonard Butller...
Hi! The Hawker P.1052 swept-wing version of the Sea Hawk for high speed research.
https://www.baesystems.com/en/heritage/hawker-p1052
"The Hawker P.1052 was an experimental aircraft produced by Haker Siddeley for research and development of swept back wing designs.
As preparations were being...
G'day folks, consider this. The TSR2 goes into service and later requires a SLEP, what engines are avaulable and could a big wing be fitted/would it be an improvement?
I'm trying to find any record of RAF/Coastal Command of the Ford-built B-24H.
Thus far I've found small references to B-24H-15-FO 42-52776 going to the RAF as VB904. Also, B-24H-20-FO 42-94797 being drawn from USAAF stocks in the UK to the RAF as Liberator B.IV TT340.
Any info on either of...
Hi! BAe Warton P.109 supersonic STOVL combat aircraft.
Three side view drawing source : Twitter
According to “BRITISH SECRET PROJECT Jet Fighters since 1950, Tony Buttler”,
The engine fan and core flows (Without PCB) through two rotating nozzles integrated with the wing root trailing edge...
The thread about the V Force has shown how brilliant some of the researchers here are at providing us with material unique to this site. So as we are still a bit limited in where and what we can do this Summer, I am adding the subject which has cropped up in many other threads: RAF Fighter...
Hi! Handley Page HP88.
http://richard.ferriere.free.fr/3vues/handley-page_hp88_3v.jpg
https://alchetron.com/Handley-Page-HP.88
"The single HP.88 aircraft was designed to Air Ministry Specification E.6/48 as an aerodynamic testbed for the proposed Handley Page Victor V-bomber."
Hi! Bristol F18/37 fighter with 'Centaurus’ engine.(Except the last drawing)
http://alternathistory.com/nerealizovannye-odnomotornye-istrebiteli-spetsifikatsii-f-18-37-velikobritaniya/
(Original source : TONY BUTTLER BRITISH SECRET PROJECTS FIGHTERS & BOMBERS 1935-1950)
The Stirling is a rather poorly documented plane in France (less than the Halifax or the Lancaster which served under our cockades). On the other hand I like this big, low-performance thing but rather pleasant to drive apparently.us delivers my manual interpretation that I made of it. If some...
Avro Type 732
https://www.key.aero/article/paving-way
"There were many proposed developments of the Victor and Vulcan, including two supersonic derivatives, but neither came close to being built. The Avro 732 of 1956 was to have been powered by eight de Havilland Gyron Juniors, four in pairs...
The subject which perhaps has been kicked around on this website more than any other is whether the UK could have designed and built a two seater fighter-bomber in the 1960s to replace RAF Lightnings and RN Sea Vixens and replace RAF Hunters (The RN already had Buccaneer).
The Hawker P1154 was...
From Putnam and "From Spitfire to Eurofighter" books,
here is a two Blackburn trainer aircraft Projects,the B-92 and P-147,
the B-80 we spoke before about it here;
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/british-t16-48-spec.2812/
In honor of HRH Duke of Edinburgh passing away here are my photos from over the years of both mounts of the Royals, starting off with the Royal Household Sikorsky S-76C++ at RAF Waddington Air Show 2012.
Followed by a visit to RAF Museum Hendon back in 2019.
RIP HRH
cheers
If the Vickers Valiants had been transfered from strike to tankers earlier could the fatigue problems have been avoided.
Their strike role could have been taken on by Vulcan or Victor B1s.
With the Valiants serving into the 1970s the Victors could have continued in the recce and conventional...
Im unsure of number designation on this design proposal from Supermarine 1942 with the Sabre engine. Spitfire No 2? . Lovely lines on the plane, and couldnt keep fingers away to build another RC model. Some changes in insignia/markings, to easier see in air though, and still awaiting for the...
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