Available here:
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This includes a very large drawings of the missile and booster meant specifically for model makers; Standard Aircraft/Missile Characteristics of two early variants; rare drawings of the 1949 over/under ramjet version; a few other...
1950s
autonetics
cold war
cruise missile
experimental
late 1940s
north american aviation
nuclear battlefield
post-world war ii
rocketdyne
strategic air command
supersonic
united states
united states air force
united states army air forces
weapon system 104a
xssm-a-2
Hi,
I spoke before about ER.134T contenders;
in ER.134T for Mach 2 research aircraft,the contenders were AW.166,
Boulton Paul P.128,Bristol-188,English-Electric P.6 ,Hawker P.1096 and
P.1097,Saro P.163 and Vickers-Supermarine-553...
air ministry
avro 730
cold war
great britain
late 1950s
ministry of supply
operational requirement er.134t
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
supersonic
united kingdom
If someone happy to have hi-res version of these North American Rockwell PR drawings (NA-73-400, Rev 9-83), I would be very obliged for sharing them with me. Thank you.
air force global strike command
boeing
bomber
cold war
cold war ii
early 21st century
late 20th century
north american aviation
north american rockwell
nuclear battlefield
post-cold war
rockwell international
strategic air command
strategic bomber
supersonic
united states air force
united states navy
Just wondering if anyone knows what the tested maximum altitude and speed of the A-12/SR71 was?
I contacted the USAF recently and they simply stuck to the published figures saying it flew at 85,000ft and could reach Mach 3.3. This doesn't seem to make sense as variants of the F-4, F-104 and...
air defence
air defense command
central intelligence agency
cold war
elint
interceptor
lockheed
nuclear battlefield
photo-recce
post-cold war
remote sensing
sr-71
strategic air command
strategic defence
strategic reconnaissance
supersonic
united states
united states air force
vietnam war
world war iii
Hi,
in ER.110D Spec. for variable wing-sweep research aircraft,the contenders were Armstrong Whitworth AW.59,Blackburn
B-90,Boulton Paul P.121,Bristol-183 and Saunders P.149.
The Balckburn B-90 was single seat VG aircraft project powered by one Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire turbojet and it
had...
air ministry
british empire
cold war
early 1950s
experimental
great britain
ministry of supply
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
supersonic
united kingdom
variable geometry
Browsing in the NASA technical reports I found a score of wind-tunnel tests regarding a supersonic cruise bomber that seems linked to some unknown B-70 follow on specification from late '50s (report is from 1961). Some photographic reproductions of the models are practically unviewable, but...
From "Were the Wrights Right?" by B R A Burns in Air International December 1983
The Avro design is the late 730 design, the other two designs were labelled as Handley Page and Vickers, but transposed (the Handley Page design is known from Secret Projects: Jet Bombers). The third design...
air ministry
avro 730
bomber
bombers
great britain
late 1950s
ministry of supply
nuclear battlefield
raf bomber command
royal air force
strategic reconnaissance
supersonic
united kingdom
The Mirage III was the winner of a competition for a multirole, mach 2 fighter. Its only two competitors were the rocket-powered Trident II, and the Durandal which was quite similar to the Mirage, with a frontal air intake.
The Trident was eliminated as too specialised, and the Durandal because...
In 1952 the US Navy put out a Request for Proposal to the US Aircraft industry asking for an advanced jet-powered 'Fast Mine-Laying Maritime Patrol Flying Boat'
The winner of this RfP was Martin with their P6M-1/2 SeaMaster design.
Unfortunatly this design did not go into full production, and...
aerial minelayer
atomic sea mine
cold war
flying boat
jet age
martin marietta corporation
minelayer
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered aircraft
sea mines
seaplane striking force
sub-strategic nuke
supersonic
tactical nuke
united states
united states navy
American studies into a supersonic transport go back to the 1950s when various versions were proposed by Convair based on the B-58 Hustler. Things remained paper studies until John F. Kennedy moved plans ahead in July of 1961 with the formation of a presidential committee made up of members of...
Why to spend money in a development from zero if military designs can adapt?
Proposals for a SST based on the North American XB-70 Valkyrie (I cannot avoid to imagine to the boys of Green Peace in a MIG-31 with the colors of the rainbow trying him to give hunt to one of these apparatuses) ;D
airliner
civil aviation
cold war
great britain
kingdom of sweden
soviet union
strategic bomber
subsonic
supersonicsupersonic transport
transport aircraft
united states
world war ii
1980s
cold war
mcdonnell douglas
nasa
nasa ames research center
supersonic
u.s. navy
united states
united states marine corps
united states navy
usmc
v/stol
v/stol aircraft
vstol
vtol
air combat interceptors
air-to-ground
armata republicii socialiste românia
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
close air support
cold war
comandamentul apararii antiaeriene a teritoriului
forțele aeriene
interceptors
marina (socialist republic of romania)
romanian air force
romanian navy
socialist republic of romania
supersonic
warsaw pact
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