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Brditschka, HB-Flugtechnik, and HB-Aircraft
The Brditschka corporate history is somewhat confused because of two separate lines of interest. Heinrich Wenzel Brditschka (born 1930) was interested in jewellery but was also an amateur aircraft builder. The first company was HW Brditschka OHG which...
Via MilitaryPhotos.net: http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/2015/03/20/sweden-invests-in-naval-capacity-and-baltic-sea/25093841/
The old MilitaryPhotos.net thread on the A26 (I thought we had one as well but I can't find it)...
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Hi All -
Found out today that Paul Czysz passed away:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/stltoday/obituary.aspx?n=paul-anthony-czysz&pid=166480027&fhid=16840
Mark
Hi,
the Bodiansky Type 20 was a well known aircraft,does anyone know the Bodiansky
Type 16 and Type 30 aircraft ? ,all I know the Type 30,only one aircraft was built.
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Presenting Igor Sikorsky as the father of the helicopter is not so far-fetched as it may seem.
His 1939 tests of the VS-300 were hardly the first successful flights of a rotorcraft, but they marked the first time someone built a helicopter, flew it sufficiently high and long and repeatedly to...
So I found an engine program which wasn't on Astronautix by randomly reading documents on the US Space & Rocket Center's digital archives at UAH.
The document in question is:
Launch Vehicle Engines Project Development Plan MA001-A50-2H (1 January 1967)
And here's the link to download the...
The Titanic’s Role in Radio Reform
Original print article: http://spectrum.ieee.org/img/titanic-1333388528531.pdf
Related IEEE podcast:
The Titanic Launched a Century of Emergency Response Technologies
Before we got LCS, their were a number of concepts that involved the use of one or more motherships acting as the center for a large number fo smaller, and more expendable combat vessels-- can anyone point to a source for information and images about these earlier concepts?
To start this thread off, here's a recent article on Nuclear Merchant Ships (part of a series on the peaceful uses of Nuclear power). Includes information on the only four such ships to have been built so far: NS Savannah, USA; Mutsu, Japan; Sevmorput, Russia; and the Otto Hahn, Germany. Also...
Wings of Russia Studio has created a fascinating 18-part, so far, documentary series titled Wings of Russia that documents the history of Russian and Soviet aviation. The episodes are available on DVD in the Russian and English languages. Alas, it is only seems to be available for order in the...
Two artist's impressions of the Royal Navy's proposed future aircraft carrier (CVF) from 1999. These both show examples designed to operate STOVL aircraft.
Source: http://navy-matters.beedall.com/cvf2.htm
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