Hi,
the RAF Specifications from 1920 to 1949 had many missing,in both
Specifications and aircraft or projects.
I will speak about the aircraft and projects (just its names ) which
were not popular and involved in
many Specifications,and I will ask about some
misssing one.
I will start with the...
1920s
1930s
1940s
airministry
british commonwealth
british empire
cold war
great britain
interwar period
jet age
post-world war i
post-world war ii
raf bomber command
raf coastal command
raf fighter command
royal air force
world war ii
Firstly, this is based upon known discussions with the RN, known systems that were proposed and/or existed at one point or another and known sketch designs performed. However these have been combined together to form a single coherent platform that is representative of what could have been built...
airministry
anti-air warfare
area air defence
atomic ships
cold war
cruiser
destroyer
early 1960s
great britain
late 1950s
ministry of aviation
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered vessels
royal navy
surface-to-air missile
In another topic, Boogey asked "for any draught of British bomber project Short S.36 Super Stirling on the Air Ministry specification No B.8/41. It would be also fine to look at the Short S.34 Modified Stirling."
British Secret Projects has a 3-view drawing of the Short S.36 'Super Stirling' on...
Dear All
Does anyone know if therew are any photos/plans/sketches of this project? -
"Supermarine Spitfire Mk II, P7674 had been delivered to Hucknall and was fitted with a Crecy [Rolls-Royce prototype engine] mock-up to enable cowling drawings and system details to be designed."
taken from...
Hello all. Whatever you want to call it a quite important aircraft for (at least) British aviation. But scant information that I can find on the internet that isnt a repeated source.
Specifically I am currently looking for some decent cockpit photos. I have come across two black and white low...
Just reading Matthew Uttley's "Westland and the British Helicopter Industry 1945-1960" I stumbled across the Bevan small ramjet helicopter project for Specification E.1/48, initiated in 1948 and cancelled in 1953. Checking all my sources (incl. the WWW) I even cannot find a company with this...
Hi,
the Blackburn B-40 was improved version of the B-20 with
Bristol Centaurus Radial engines,and twin tail fins.
http://freespace.virgin.net/john.dell/blackburn_b40.htm
Hi folks,
Some pics I recently came across of different armament rials for the Westland Whirlwind:
12 x 0.303:
1 x 37mm cannon:
Apologies if already posted.
Regards,
Greg
airministry
anti-ship
fighter
fighter bomber
fighters
great britain
ground attack
heavy fighter
interceptor
interwar period
late 1930s
night fighter
pre-world war ii
raf fighter command
royal air force
westland aircraft limited
world war ii
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
aerospace industry
airministry
armstrong siddeley
great britain
hawker siddeley aircraft
interwar period
late 1920s
royal air force
From Stephen Flower's 'Barnes Wallis' Bombs, Tallboy, Dambuster and Grand Slam' - Page 20
'Wallis was not the only designer to advocate larger aircraft, for Rex Pierson also proposed a six-engined bomber with a twenty-ton bomb load'
Does anyone have any idea what design that would be?
Hi all,
can you give a short history of the british aircraft builder Heston? I need also informations about the aircraft(projects?) J.?.2/ J.?.4/ J.?.7 and J.?.8...
...was J.C.9 the last project by Heston?
Thanks
Servus Maveric
1930s
1940s
aeroplane and armament experimental establishment
airministry
civil aviation
cold war
early 1950s
great britain
interwar period
light aviation
ministry of supply
pre-world war ii
raf flying training command
raf technical training command
raf training command
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
world war ii
Hi,
the General Aircraft Ltd developed the GAL-56 tailless glider,and here
is a variant from it.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1948/1948%20-%200018.html?search=tailless+glider
1940s
airministry
contract acft/3303/cb.10(c)
directorate of scientific research (map)
experimental
glider
great britain
ministry of aircraft production
post-world war ii
royal aircraft establishment
tailess
tailless
tailless aircraft advisory committee
world war ii
Hi,
here is a two Frank Radcliffe mail plane projects from Flightglobal,
one with high wing and the other with low wing.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1930/untitled0%20-%201461.html?search=frank+radcliffe+aircraft...
Hi,
here is an artist picture for Cunliffe-Owen O.A.2,which could
carry 18-passengers and had an estimated speed of 225 mph.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1940/1940%20-%200100.html
From ‘Stuck on the Drawing Board’ by Richard Payne
Avro’s original projects against the Type 3 Specifications were the Avro 690 and 692 (or Avro XXII and XXIII), both powered by six Rolls-Royce Merlin 100 engines. These were superseded by the Avro 693 in 1945, which began life powered by four...
Hi,
the early concept for Bristol Brabazon in Flightglobal
shows it with pusher propellers and V-tail.
http://www.flightglobal.com/PDFArchive/View/1949/1949%20-%201647.html?search=aircraft%201949
airministryairministry specification 2/44
airliner
brabazon committee
bristol aeroplane company
british commonwealth
british empire
civil aviation
cold war
early 1950s
great britain
late 1940s
post-world war ii
type 167
world war ii
airministryairborne forces
fleet air arm
great britain
miles aircraft limited
phillips & powis aircraft
royal air force
royal navy
united kingdom
world war ii
Hawker P.1035 Hawk with F.2/43 Fury undercarriage. Source grade 1.
While searching for P.1035 images I came across the beginnings of a model by Paul Bradley (attached). Until seeing it, I hadn't considered the possibility that the P.1035 retained the tail-wheel undercarriage (a la Attacker)...
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