(I wasn't sure if this should be included under the Horizon thread, as there were at least 8 projects between Type 42 and Type 45 in the UK alone, let alone any other nations, and Horizon was just one of those)
(Note that the image is resized by the forum code and is actually 994 * 582...
anti-air warfare
anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface warfare
area air defence
canada
cold war
destroyer
escort vessel
french fifth republic
frigate
great britain
italian republic
kingdom of spain
kingdom of the netherlands
nato
naval radar
north atlantic treaty organisation
united states
west germany
western europe
The canadair CL-84 was a twin engined tilt-wing V/STOL research aircraft,
there were a series of experimental designs produced before and led to it;
that included the CL-43 in 1953,followed by the CL-73 and CL-74
reconnaissance aircraft, but the company felt it can produced a bigger type
to be...
1950s
canadacanadair ltd.
canadian army
cold war
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
royal canadian air force
stol
u.s. army
v/stol aircraft
vtol
I was reading a little about the Avro Canada CF-100 on the net yesterday, and came across reference to a proposed CF-103 program.
It stated that the CF-103 was a refined and swept wing development of the CF-100, when the CF-105 Arrow was unfortunately cancelled.
The article stated that only a...
In order to accelerate the intercontinental bomber project, a conference of high-ranking USAAF officers met on August 19, 1941 and decided to scale down their requirements. The maximum range requirement was reduced to 10,000 miles and the effective combat radius requirement was cut to 4000 miles...
In regard to the Sea Control Ships;
Canadair is proposing an enlarged CL-84 for use as a sensor carrier and command post for the US Navy's proposed "sea control ships".
Source:
Air Enthusiast, May 1972
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