My friend Alejandro Irausquin tagged me today on a Facebook publication emanating from a page entitled Jets 'n' Props. I don't follow aviation pages as a rule, in great part because of all the moronic comments you find there, but I would readily assume that someone with an incentive to create...
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Pretty sure this is the right place on the forum to post this kind of topic. If not, please move and let me know where I should have posted it, please!
"The reason that Space Force became naval culture, and not Air Force."
I have an idea for a short story, it involves at least a total crew...
cold war ii
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fake aircraft
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naval aviation
popular culture
stealth
strategic reconnaissance
testbed
united states navy
This is a post I've been planning to make for some time. I am posting it here as I think it's the most appropriate place. (If anyone thinks otherwise, please move it to the appropriate area.)
In the 1988 technothriller 'Ambush at Osiriak' by Herbert Crowder (Author of two other novels in the...
Amongst my collection of technothrillers is the 1988 novel 'Ambush at Osirak (1988) by Herbert Crowder, this novel was published the year before the Soviet Union came to an end and was republished in 1990 into a changed world. One of the things that changed was that it ended the need to...
This thread is effectively a relaunch of the "Fictional Never-Were" thread from Warship Projects 3.0.
It covers fictional warships in novels such as:
USS John F Kennedy (BCGN-???) (Joe Poyer: North Cape, 1969)
First up...
John Watson: The Final Act, 2000
Germany
Hindenburg
Bismark Class...
comics
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french navy
german navy
imperial japanese navy
imperial russian navy
indonesian navy
italian navy
japan maritime self-defense force
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royal australian navy
royal navy
soviet navy
united states coast guard
united states navy
alternate history
atomic aircraft
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movies
nuclear powered aircraft
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in his 1953 book "In the Wet"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Wet
Nevil Shute describes describes a long range executive transport / long range mail airliner aircraft - the aircraft is not well described in the book, but seems to be similar to a downscaled comet with only 2 jet engines...
1980s
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jet age
rocket assisted
royal air force
royal australian air force
royal canadian air force
transport aircraft
vip transport
don't care about realism here, but that Video from THQ game "Stormbirds" is Ultra !
http://64.33.37.210/misc/rtuk/sb.html
more about maker Realtime UK
http://www.realtimeuk.com/
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