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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cold war
early 1950s
fake aircraft
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great britain
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A pair of unbuilt Avro Canada projects from Canadian Aircraft Since 1909 by K.M. Molson (ISBN: 0370300955).
First, a 1955 design for a four-engined bizjet with CF-100 overtones. [Edit: presumably the "Small High-Speed Jet Transport" mentioned in Jim Floyd's summary of Avro Canada feasibilty...
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1940s
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From a brochure I missed on Ebay:
DH.110 Tactical Bomber / Photographic Reconnaissance Aircraft (March 1957)
The seller had these brochures:
DH110 Tactical Bomber Aircraft (RCAF Requirements) (November 1958)
Sea Vixen Development with RB163 engines (February 1960)
Which he sold privately to...
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jet age
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tactical reconnaissance
united kingdom
Hi,
the Canadair CL-45 was ASW helicopter project,CL-52 was Boeing B-47B
and CL-61 snow mobile project, what were the Canadair CL-65 (old design)
and CL-212 ?.
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asw
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cold war ii
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I found this on another Forum sight
In late 1962 or early 1963, Republic proposed the F-105H, with a new wing of 448 square feet, two seats, new landing gear, vertical fin, stabilator, new nose, etc. This was really a new design, and the USAF did not go for it.
They are looking for pictures...
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In AJ Jackson's book Avro Aircraft since 1908 reference is made to a predecessor design to the CF-105 Arrow that would have used two stacked turbojet engines (like the EE Lightning), a swept delta wing and conventional tailplane. This is the first I've heard of such a proposal and am wondering...
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...
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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...
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