2020s
aerospaceindustry
beech aircraft corporation
beech holdings
cessna aircraft company
civil aviation
early 2010s
general aviation
textron inc.
united states
I found this video on britishpathe
http://www.britishpathe.com/video/model-makers
It's about a model factory in Hounslow, Great Britain in 1968
They made Models for Movies industry, Gerry Anderson and Britsh Aerospace Company
A Lost Art Form, destroy by CAD, CGI and bad PowerPoint Presentation...
aerospaceindustry
british aircraft corporation
cold war
contractor models
great britain
jet age
model
model making
movie prop
movies
space age
tv series
From the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments;
http://www.csbaonline.org/publications/2013/09/sustaining-the-u-s-defense-industrial-base-as-a-strategic-asset/
Report a free download at the link.
Haven't yet read the report but it should, IMHO, recommend a 'prototype' agency...
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
A BELLCOMM, INC. studie from July 23, 1968
by E. D. Marion J. A. Schelke
they proposed an smaller Space Station concept against Skylab (and MOL)!
Modules launch by Titan IIIM, with modified Gemini B capsule
the module are 17 ft long and 15ft ø weight 21,200 to 12,100 lb
Power system a 3 kw...
Who can flesh this lot out?
1954: Sperry/UK, licence from Sperry/US: intended for (to be) Blue Streak. Bracknell clean room. Abandoned for:
3/57: Elliott licence from Bosch Arma (ATLAS kit). Rochester clean room. B Streak died 13/4/60 but INS work continued for Blue Steel.
1957: Ferranti...
aerospaceindustry
avionics
cold war
fleet air arm
great britain
icbm
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
royal air force
royal navy
strategic bomber
I am interested in exterior and interior shots of the Downey shuttle facility and any images of the buildings/infrastructure used for the shuttle in Palmdale. I will post what few images I have found so far:
Downey
aerospaceindustry
cold war
nasa
northrop
rockwell international
space age
space race
space shuttle
space transportation system
united states
united states air force
Hell-For-Leather
After their nuclear attack against a Soviet industrial target, the crew of this TSR2 dive back to the relative safety of supersonic low-level flight. With the bomber’s cover now broken, a “Shilka” self-propelled anti-aircraft gun is the first enemy unit to respond. As they...
aerospaceindustry
british aircraft corporation
cold war
early 1960s
english electric company limited
free fall nuclear bombs
great britain
late 1950s
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
raf bomber command
raf germany
raf strike command
royal air force
strategic bomber
sub-strategic nuke
tactical nuke
tactical reconnaissance
vickers-armstrongs
world war iii
Photographs of Fairchild ESV (Experimental Safety Vehicle).
Source: From the Archives at Grumman Memorial Park Calverton, Long Island, New York or The Cradle of Aviation Museum, Garden City, Long Island via Warbird Information Exchange forum...
1960s
1970s
aerospaceindustry
automotive history
department of transport
department of transportation
dot experimental safety vehicle program
fairchild hiller
fairchild republic
national highway safety administration
republic aviation division (fairchild hiller)
space age
united states
us aerospace sector
Abraham makes a valid point on another thread about what the UK OrBat would look like if things had been different from the end of WWII. SO I think rather than hijacking an existing thread perhaps it would be better to start afresh.
Now Abe makes the case that the UK could have left the nuclear...
Bigelow Aerospace has done a major website update: www.bigelowaerospace.com
Here's a description of the construction sequence for a planned LEO space station:
Graphics of each of the seven stages are attached.
aerospaceindustry
autogyro
bombers
british commonwealth
british empire
cold war
fighters
fleet air arm
flying boat
glider
great britain
helicopters
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear powered aircraft
royal air force
royal navy
saro
saunders-roe
saunders-roe nautical series
seaplane
Impact of agility requirements on configuration synthesis
Author(s): Oneil, Patrick J.; Nyberg, Gregory; Deturk, Robin; Seal, Daniel W.; Grethlein, Christian E.
Abstract: A configuration design study was performed by McDonnell Douglas Aerospace (MDA) for the NASA Langley Research Center...
1994
aerospaceindustry
aerostructures
airframe
avionics
early 1990s
engines
fighter
fighters
materials
mcdonnell douglas
nasa langley research center
post-cold war
united states
I remember hearing that Grumman had serious problems with the A-6 on the production lines due to it's highly advanced electronics and it having both air-to-air and air-to-ground radars.
Assuming it is not classified, does anyone have any specifics on the problems or how serious it was?
KJ Lesnick
Sir John Siddeley, owning AWA, bought Avro, 1928 and promptly funded, not big AWA, but the moth-also-ran sawer and sewer to licence Fokker's wooden wing, for Avro X. In 1932 he patented AWA's alloy wing and funded John Lloyd to design bomber-transport A.W.23 (f/f 4/6/35), from which A.W.38...
1930s
a.v. roe and company / avro
aerospaceindustry
air ministry
armstrong siddeley
great britain
hawker siddeley aircraft
interwar period
late 1920s
royal air force
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/history/pastprojects/RevCon/index.html
http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/Newsroom/X-Press/2000/June2/frontfull0.html
NASA selects nine new projects for RevCon
By Beth Hagenauer
Aerospace Projects Writer
NASA's Office of AeroSpace Technology has selected nine...
1970s
aerospaceindustry
air command (canadian armed forces)
cold war
early 1980s
fighter
israeli air force
mcdonnell douglas
north atlantic treaty organisation
northrop
royal australian air force
united states
a littel series of, who is who in Aerospace Company and Wat became of them
if you wanted, you can correct my errors or missing information,
Douglas Aircraft Company
founded in 1921 by Donald Wills Douglas, Sr. in California
Ed Heinemann start work there in 1926 as draftsman
in WW II they...
Here is the original November 22 (American Thanksgiving!) story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7108146.stm
Here is the wattered down November 23 story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7108872.stm
Does this amount to a retraction? Just what did Tom Enders really say?
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