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  1. Johnbr

    Bell YFM-1 Airacuda

    http://axis-and-allies-paintworks.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?13408 Great site on the plane.
    • Johnbr
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    • bell aircraft corporation early 1940s late 1930s united states army air corps
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Found on the Internet
  2. Graham1973

    Bell - Experimental Spacecraft RCS Thruster (1966)

    During the 1960's NASA looked at several possible improvements to the existing Block II Apollo's. One such study was by Bell and looked into a new design for RCS thrusters, which was theoretically scaleable from 5lb to 1000lb of thrust. Experimental auxiliary rocket engine, part I. Final report...
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    • apollo program bell aircraft corporation cold war nasa space race united states
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Propulsion
  3. C

    Bell "Seakat" Sea Control Ship (SCS) sensor carrier proposal

    To reply no. 55 by Aerofranz, I misidentified the illustration's top sensor carrier as the Bell SeaPig. It's actually the SeaKat, still from Bell Aerospace. I apologize for the error. Attached are a couple views of a SeaKat factory model. I would be grateful for any info about this little-known...
  4. Antonio

    Bell Aircraft / Bell Aerospace "D-" designations

    Some Bell Numbers: Ducted Fan Designs (Jay Miller's The X-Planes X-1 to X-31. Revised Edition) D-181: 4 duct D-182A: twin duct testbed D-182C: twin duct testbed D-190: Air Rescue design based on D-181/182 research (1959) D-190/C-130: It was to be fitted under a specially modified C-130 launch...
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    • bell aerospace bell aircraft corporation cold war united states
    • Replies: 51
    • Forum: Designation Systems
  5. Jemiba

    Various Bell projects

    A more elegant, nevertheless quite unusual concept fom Bell: A tandem stowable rotor. (from AviationWeek 5/67)
  6. boxkite

    MX-2147 "Bald Eagle" High Altitude Reconnaissance Projects

    I'm looking for illustrations of the Fairchild M-195 (a competitor to Bell Model 67, Martin RB-57D and Lockheed CL-282). Who can help?
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