aérospatiale
alternate history
british aircraft corporation
cold war
mcdonnell douglas
raf strike command
royal air force
strategicaircommandstrategic bomber
tupolev okb
united states air force
ussr
Hi,
here is the North American/Rockwell MMIPS,a Multimode Integrated Propulsion System,
fitted with a small Mach 2.7 SSBJ aircraft.
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19810009482_1981009482.pdf
Boeing KC-135 model with winglets found on eBay.
Source:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NASA-USAF-AIR-FORCE-KC-135-WINGLETS-MODEL-KC135-/251161721311?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a7a67b9df
Seller's description:
air education and training commandair force reserve commandair mobility commandair national guard
armeé de l'air
boeing
cold war
cold war ii
france
jet age
nasa
post-cold war
republic of singapore
republic of singapore air force
strategicaircommand
turkey
united states air force
united states air forces in europe
vietnam war
The F4 Phantom might have failed to materialise as the wonderful plane which the RAF and RN used to fill various gaps from the 60s onwards. In a Phantomless world would P1154 have been developed as planned in 1963 for both RAF and RN or would the Lightning have been developed in its swing wing...
alternate history
british aircraft corporation
cold war
early 1960s
english electric company limited
fleet air arm
great britain
hawker siddeley aviation ltd
mcdonnell aircraft corporation
nuclear battlefield
raf fighter command
royal air force
royal navy
stol
strategicaircommand
united states
united states air force
united states navy
v/stol aircraft
vtol
Silo costs 1960s.
What were the Titan 2 silo costs (1960$)?
What were the 1960 Blue Streak silo cost estimates?
How did they compare?
How did they compare with Polaris costs?
man time goes by
On April 15, 1952 the Prototype of B-52 rolled out Hangar at Boeing
for 60 year B-52 is backbone of USAF strategic Bombing
carry nuke during cold war , bomb vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Serbian back in stone age
and NASA NB-52B Launch X-15, D-21, X-38, X-24, M2-F3, HL-10 ...
air combat commandair force global strike command
boeing
cold war
early 21st century
heavy bomber
late 20th century
nuclear battlefield
post-cold war
strategicaircommandstrategic bomber
united states air force
air material commandair materiel command
cold war
cruise missile
early 1950s
late 1940s
nuclear battlefield
post-world war ii
strategicaircommand
united states air force
Greetings All -
I recently acquired a copy of Aerofax "Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker" by Robert Hopkins III. In the book, he notes that Lockheed "won" the competition for the KC-135 though Air Research Development Command, with Lemay's concurrence, had already ordered 29 (followed by 88 more) of...
1954
1955
air research development command
ardc
boeing
cold war
douglas aircraft company
early 1950s
in-flight refueling tanker
lockheed
strategicaircommand
tanker aircraft
united states air force
I can't find any images of this, but I've read about studies that were undertaken to bring the B-70's RCS down to that of the B-52. Plans called for 10-20 degrees of dihedral to be added to the wings, vertical tail-surfaces to be canted inward 10-20 degrees, as well as the addition of slanted...
Whilst looking for information on studies for 156" solid rockets applied to ICBMs, I came across this presentation on ATK's large motors. Buried in there is the notion of an ICBM using a 260" solid rocket motor for the first stage of an ICBM - no mention of what the second stage is, other than...
Weapons Systems 118P called for high altitude reconnaissance aircraft proposals and was the forerunner of aircraft such as the B-70 Valkyrie and SR-71 Blackbird. Scott Lowther, a.k.a. Orionblamblam, had done a great deal of work to make the WS-118P proposals available on his blog and in his...
air mobility commandairborne command post
albm
boeing
cold war
electronic warfare
mcdonnell douglas
military airlift command
north atlantic treaty organisation
post-cold war
strategicaircommand
transport aircraft
united states air force
war on terror
In the late 1980s, the USAF reassessed its training missions. The aging T-37s and T-38s could not be refurbished and uphauled indefinitely, and so new specifications were to be drafted. JPATS would provide a primary trainer for future pilots; and TTTS would provide a platform for future tanker...
From what appears to be a book abstract by Maurice F. Crommie. His website has this in his resume
Dec 1962 - Sept 1971
Consulting Engineer, Senior Scientist and Project Leader in strategic nuclear weapon design at General Electric, McDonald Douglas, Stanford Research Institute, Conductron...
air defense command
albm
asat
cold war
douglas aircraft company
douglas aircraft company missile & space division
douglas missile & space division
icbm
irbm
missiles and space systems division (douglas)
nasa
nuclear battlefield
strategicaircommand
surface-to-air missile
united states air force
Searching for some stuff I found this photo - it shows the big drilling machine in USAF markings, apparently used for building some underground support facilities. Not an usual USAF vehicle, isn't it? ;)
http://www.skyshipsovercashiers.com/secretfacilities.htm
The following "article" is adapted from RyanCrierie (on another forum) and Andreas Parsch (on his website).
Known contenders to the U.S. Navy BDM proposal were as follows:
Admiral-Beech PD-111/-1
Avion (ACF)
Bendix
Bell 69
Emerson
Grumman G-143 Bushfire
Motorola
Sperry Gyroscope SMD-109...
Over the course of the life of the Talos system in the USN, the SPG-56 and SPG-61 Missile Fire Control radars were developed to replace the SPG-49 used to guide the Talos missile. Prototypes of each were built but these radars were never introduced into service. Either one would have, no doubt...
bendix corporation
cold war
naval radar
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered vessels
radar
strategicaircommand
u.s. army
u.s. navy
united states
united states air force
united states army
united states navy
usaf
usn
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