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Hi! Northrop N-144.
 

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Hi! Northrop N-149.
 

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63 page PDF.

McDonnell proposed Models 109, 110 and 111 as Long-range Interceptor designs. 109 was apparently similar to the F-101 Voodoo. It appears Model 111 was submitted after the competition finished - the proposal seems to have been a lower cost, lower risk alternative to the F-108, with a lesser performing aircraft compensated for by a high performance missile. The McDonnell Model 103E nuclear-tipped air-to-air missile was part of the proposal - see post here

American Secret Projects: Fighters and Interceptors 1945 - 1978 has additional details of these designs.
 

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Good Day all -

I spent a day last week with Gerry Balzer and scanned some 8x10 negatives which are quickly deteriorating - so that not snow or bubbles you see on the scans!

Enjoy the Day! Mark
 

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Sum total of knowledge to date is from a Vought project list:

V-391 - Long range fighter for the USAF, 1954
V-394 - Heavy long range fighter for the USAF, 1954

According to Tony Buttler no trace of either has been found in the Vought archives. We surmise they are most likely LRI-X designs, but no official submission was made to the requirement by Vought.

Personal speculation: the designs might have been conceptual descendants of the V-371 layout. This design is largely missing from the archive.

v-371_3view-jpg.164322
 
Sum total of knowledge to date is from a Vought project list:

V-391 - Long range fighter for the USAF, 1954
V-394 - Heavy long range fighter for the USAF, 1954

According to Tony Buttler no trace of either has been found in the Vought archives. We surmise they are most likely LRI-X designs, but no official submission was made to the requirement by Vought.

Personal speculation: the designs might have been conceptual descendants of the V-371 layout. This design is largely missing from the archive.

v-371_3view-jpg.164322
I send a mail to Vought Heritage Foundation , and they ask me " who is inquiring and what is the intended use?"
 
overscan said:
Evan, if I lived near you I'd volunteer to clean up your files. I'm sure lots of interesting items live in them!

*gentle chuckle* I'm absolute sure of that, I know some of the stuff in there. Even what I can find is interesting, I just need to scan a few things for here and elsewhere. Good thing I've got a holiday weekend coming up.
Did this ever happen? ;) :p
 
Sum total of knowledge to date is from a Vought project list:

V-391 - Long range fighter for the USAF, 1954
V-394 - Heavy long range fighter for the USAF, 1954

According to Tony Buttler no trace of either has been found in the Vought archives. We surmise they are most likely LRI-X designs, but no official submission was made to the requirement by Vought.

Personal speculation: the designs might have been conceptual descendants of the V-371 layout. This design is largely missing from the archive.

v-371_3view-jpg.164322
I send a mail to Vought Heritage Foundation , and they ask me " who is inquiring and what is the intended use?"
Hope you can persuade the Vought Heritage Foundation to let you access images of the V-391 and V-394 at some point!
 
Hi,


the Convair submitted a fighter version of XB-58 Hustler,as mention in Air Pictorial
1955 magazine.

To confirm that,Convair was in,

 

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A nice inboard profile with cross sections and a simple 3 view of the Northrop N-167 courtesy of the Gerald Balzer Collection.

Enjoy the Day! Mark
 

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