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aerospace defense command
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united states navy
Sperry's Proposal for the DIVAD system:
Was based off their earlier T37 VIGILANTE AA Gun, but rechambered in 35mm NATO instead of 37mm.
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General Electric's Proposal for the DIVAD system:
Utilizing their GAU-8A AVENGER cannon system.
1970s
1980s
advanced radar-directed gun air defense system
air defense artillery branch
argads
battlefield air defence
bundeswehr
cold war
department of defense
deutsches heer
divad (division air defense)
forward area air defense
north atlantic treaty organisation
spaag
spad
united states
united states army
west germany
I keep coming across small pictures of a variant of the Anglo French Lynx helicopter for the French Army in the late 60s which shows a gunship helicopter. However, none of the sources has a three view. Does anyone with access to say Janes All the World's Aircraft or the old Flying Reviews have a...
1950s
1960s
1970s
bölkow entwicklungen kg
bundeswehr
civil aviation
cold war
federal republic of germany
heer
helicopter
helicopter gunship
luftwaffe
mbb
messerschmitt-bölkow-blohm
west germany
The Rockwell XFV-12 was a prototype supersonic United States Navy fighter which combined the Mach 2 speed and AIM-7 Sparrow armament of the F-4 Phantom II in a VTOL fighter for the small Sea Control Ship which was under study at the time. On paper, it looked superior to the subsonic Hawker...
"Clearly, ATF was going to be superstealth and not a cousin of YF-12 or SR-71," explains Osborne. "I stopped the YF-12 derivative effort, and we started working on an F-117 derivative for ATF." The design submitted in the Lockheed proposal looked like a larger and elongated F-117 with some...
1970s
1980s
advanced tactical fighter
air defence
air superiority
air-to-ground
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
fighters
lockheed
nuclear battlefield
stealth
supersonic
tactical air command
united states
united states air force
Greetings All -
Here's a few of the Vought concepts - first off the designs that competed for the F-14 and then the LWF designs when they teamed with General Dynamics and would have/could have had the F/A-18 had the Navy followed Congress's edict to choose the winning LWF design (F-16). I'm...
Found at NASA Glenn Research Center ImageNet site
Title says VARIABLE STEAM CONTROL ENGINE - MCAIR MCDONNELL AIRCRAFT V/STOL VERTICAL SHORT TAKE OFF LANDING - RI V/STOL - BOEING V/STOL that questions whose stuff it is
Looking for information on the Lockheed Twister high mobilty vehicle. I found this
—link broken, removed —
Anything further would be gratefully recieved.
TIA,
Robunos
P.S. How do I make URLs clickable?
There have been various preliminary designs published for vessels from the 60s, 70s and 80s. I'm starting a new topic because it doesn't fit under the strike cruiser or NFR-90 ones.
First up, an early DDG-51:
Fig. 7 The most recent naval destroyer design, Arleigh Burke (DDG 51 Class). the...
Came across the following in Air International.
Seven companies responded to the VFAX RFP for unfunded proposals for a Mach 1.6 aircraft with 28,000-30000lb weight an unit cost less that $6 million in 1975 dollars over a 400 aircraft program.
General Dynamics submitted two designs; a...
The preferred UK AEW for the RAF was always the Nimrod as it was big and in production. In 1966 studies looked at various radar options, but lack of money delayed it.
All of the above comes from 'Airborne Early Warning, design, development and operations' by Mike Hirst, Osprey, 1983.
1960s
1970s
1980s
air defence
airborne early warning
british aerospace plc
cold war
gec-marconi
gec-marconi electronics ltd
great britain
hawker siddeley aviation ltd
north atlantic treaty organisation
raf fighter command
raf strike command
royal air force
uk air defence region
Here are a few Shuttle Carrier pics from the start of the Shuttle Program, courtesy of Flight. Two are of the C-5, and one is a twin-fuselage 747 concept :o
Flight PDF links: http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1973/1973%20-%202861.html...
This appears to be a fighter/Demonstrator version of their scissor wing technology from the '70s. You can see the bomber concepts in the thread link below the patent link
USPAT4998689
Boeing Bombers with some pics of the Rockwell scissor wing bomber concept.
1960s
1970s
1980s
air defence
air defense command
central intelligence agency
cold war
interceptor
lockheed
skunk works
strategic air command
strategic defence
strategic reconnaissance
united states
united states air force
Hi folks,
Does anyone have any information on the USN CVV concepts of the 1970s? Apart from some brief references in books, I have found the following information on the web:
"CVV was the major program, an outgrowth of Zumwalt's earlier T-CBL, proposed by Ford and championed by Carter. It...
In this Lockheed advertisment the AH-56 is shown with an additional outline, giving
a deeper fuselage and it is advertised to be the basis for a transport for up to 30
passengers or as a ASW helicopter.
Are there any other pictures, drawings or photos of mock-ups of these versions ?
1960s
1970s
aafss
advanced aerial fire support system
airmobile
anti-tank
attack helicopter
cold war
gunship
helicopter gunship
lockheed
north atlantic treaty organisation
u.s army
u.s. army
u.s. navy
united states
united states army
usmc
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