Hi folks,
Couldn't find a thread appropriate so here goes:
Blue Steel MkII full-scale mock up fitted with wing-tip-mounted Bristol Siddeley ramjets:
Source
Blue Steel Viper variant full-scale mock up:
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Couldn't find a thread on this so here goes:
In March 1938 the Air Staff put together a paper that described an ideal bomber, and then a few months later specification B.19/38 was produced which indicated that the bomber would have a strong defensive armament of eight 20mm “shell-firing gun”...
1930s
1938
1941
air ministry
early 1940s
heavy bomber
interwar period
late 1930s
medium bomber
pre-world war ii
raf bomber command
royalairforce
strategic bomber
united kingdom
world war ii
I am interested in the Bae P.103 and found this picture of the mockup carrying
Skyflash missiles.
Does anyone with access to brochures or other stuff know if any other armament
was ever illustrated or put on the mockup?
The old thread on this subject does not cover.
Hi,
in 1938,Parnall designed a twin boom heavy bomber Project,with no supporting
tailplane or structure between the booms,how we can find a drawing or a more
Info about it ?.
cold war
great britain
north american aviation
post-world war ii
raf bomber command
reconnaissance bomber
royalairforce
strategic air command
strategic bomber
strategic reconnaissance
united states airforce
united states army airforces
united states department of war
world war ii
Is this the F-117A that they are referring to here?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/dec/30/margaret-thatcher-us-french-military-technology-national-archives-top-secret?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
A bit of a long shot, i recall a book launch at Telford a few years ago for a U-2 history by Chris Pocock. On the authors signing table a display model with roundels on the grey finish ? (im wandering if it was part of Lockheeds ASTOR proposals or a stand alone submission?) I dont recall seeing...
Nice-looking new title from Crecy/Hikoki from RC-135-pilot-turned-historian Robert S Hopkins III.
Spyflights & Overflights
Cold War Aerial Reconnaissance
RRP: £29.95
Few aviation subjects have been shrouded in more secrecy or been more controversial than cold war aerial reconnaissance. Former...
central intelligence agency
cold war
cuban missile crisis
elint
north atlantic treaty organisation
photo-recce
photographic reconnaissance
republic of china airforceroyalairforceroyal swedish airforce
signals intelligence
strategic air command
strategic reconnaissance
united states airforce
vietnam war
.
Found this on Amazon.co.uk ;
On Atlas' Shoulders: RAF Transport Aircraft Projects Since 1945
by Chris Gibson (Author)
Hardcover – 31 Oct 2016
Hardcover: 176 pages
Publisher: Hikoki Publications (31 Oct. 2016)
ISBN-10: 1902109511
ISBN-13: 978-1902109510
air ministry
cold war
post-cold war
raf air command / headquarters air command
raf air support command
raf strike command
raf transport command
royalairforce
united kingdom
The RAF wereallocated three Concordes from the so-called white tail fleet at Filton by the Callaghan Government in 1980. This surprise decision was nearly as much of a shock as the Labour Party's 1978 victory.
One of the aircraft was re-painted in the distinctive colours of the Queen's Flight...
1950s
bundesmarine
cold war
early 1960s
fleet air arm
great britain
interceptor
kommando der marineflieger
marineflieger
royalairforceroyal navy
saunders-roe
west germany
1950s
1960s
a.v. roe and company / avro
aeronautical research council (australia)
british commonwealth
british empire
cold war
commonwealth of australia
experimental
great britain
late 1940s
raf flying training command
royalairforceroyalaircraft establishment
united kingdom
Does anyone have an idea what exact model of drone he is referring to here, is this an upgraded Reaper or something different?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/david-cameron/11909488/David-Cameron-promises-to-beef-up-the-SAS-to-take-the-fight-to-Isil.html
general atomics aeronautical systems
maritime patrol
protector rg mk 1
remotely piloted air system
royalairforceroyal australian airforce
united kingdom
Helmover giant WWII torpedo
I recently read David Edgerton’s excellent “Britain's War Machine: Weapons, Resources and Experts in the Second World War” which made mention of the “Helmover” giant, R-R- Merlin powered aerial torpedo. This weapon was designed by Air Commodore William Helmore, PhD...
Has anyone seen what the early Saro S.36 with gull wings looked like and what was Saro's reason for changing to the design they finally did?
What did the Supermarine 314 look like?
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