I have come across some information on the proposed VC.4 three-engined transatlantic airliner project of 1949.
Information on the VC.4 was used to demonstrate aerodynamic drag issues in a Royal Aeronautical Society lecture by E. J. Edwards on 24 November 1949 entitled A Review of Aerodynamic...
One of my continuing interests and a strength of this site is information about Royal Navy ships that never left the drawing board.
Recently.not so much has been published about these designs so I thought I would start this thread.
Many projects have there own threads and are well known to...
british commonwealth
british empire
british shipbuilders
cammell laird
cold war
great britain
interwar period
pre-world war i
swan hunter
vickers-armstrongs
vsel
world war i
world war ii
yarrow shipbuilders limited
1940s
a 25 harry hopkins
british airborne forces
british army of the rhine
department of tank design
fighting vehicles proving establishment
spg
tank board
vickers-armstrongs
world war ii
List compiled from the excellent book The Silent Deep: The Royal Navy Submarine Service since 1945
BOREAS Class - page 131
1950s diesel-electric SSK. Smaller complement to PORPOISE Class.
1200 tons
'high quiet speed'
4 x TT in bow, 2 x TT in stern
Baseline version with twin screws, then single...
From the navweaps site:
http://navweaps.com/Weapons/index_weapons.htm
My question is:
Does anybody here ever found drawings or photos of this post war naval mount?
I had a search for something similar on the forum, but found nowt.
The attached photo was taken in a grocer's shop in North Shields, just down the Tyne from Yarrow's warship yard.
Thought someone on the forum could identify them. The upper one looks most interesting.
Chris
Artist's impression of Vickers Armstrong VA-4.
115 ton concept hovercraft - intended to carry about 500 passengers or 140 passengers plus 28 cars at 65 kts. At the time seen as direct competition to the Saunders-Roe SR-N4 hovercraft.
Source:
http://www.bartiesworld.co.uk/hovercraft/vickers.htm
1980s
british shipbuilders
brooke marine
cold war
great britain
late 1970s
royal navy
vickers-armstrongs
vosper thornycroft
vsel
yarrow shipbuilders limited
Hi, I'm looking for some info (line drawings, specifications) on the Vickers Victory and jet bomber designs of late WW2. The victory was a 6 engined evolution of the Wellington and the 'Jet Bomber' was the intermediate stage on getting to the Valiant. I already have some very high level info...
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