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  1. Max Volume

    British Fighters of WW1- Ad Scout, Alcock A1, Armstrong Whitworth Pt1

    Some of these WERE put into production but most did not - A comprehensive, alphabetical look at every British fighter aircraft of the World War... View: https://youtu.be/J1GX-idufNY
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    • british commonwealth british empire british fighters of ww1 fighters great britain royal air force royal flying corps royal naval air service western front world war i
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    • Forum: Found on the Internet
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    Aerial Target (AT) developed soon enough to be used against Zeppelins

    What if the Arial Target had been developed quicker, was available for some of the last Zeppelin raids on the UK and successfully brought one or more down, would that have any longer term effects?
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    • anti-aircraft british empire drone great britain pilotless aircraft remote control royal aircraft establishment royal aircraft factory royal flying corps world war i zeppelin
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    • Forum: Alternative History and Future Speculation
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    British 1912 Military Aircraft Competition

    From wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1912_British_Military_Aeroplane_Competition The text for this says a crash by one of the monoplanes 'resulted in a ban being imposed on monoplane use by the RFC, which had a long-term effect on the course of British aircraft design.' Is there any...
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    • 1912 air battalion royal engineers british empire early 20th century great britain pre-world war i royal flying corps war office
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    • Forum: Aviation & Space
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    Royal Flying Corps 1917 Guided Rocket?

    Wandered into this from another board https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_unmanned_aerial_vehicles_of_World_War_I Archibald Low stated "in 1917 the Experimental Works designed an electrically steered rocket... Rocket experiments were conducted under my own patents with the help of Cdr...
  5. Grey Havoc

    Armistice Day 2016

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/armistice-day-two-minute-silence-to-be-observed-to-remember-the2/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37938047
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    • british army british commonwealth british empire great britain royal air force royal flying corps royal navy united kingdom world war i
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    • Forum: Military
  6. hesham

    Blackburn Triplanes

    Hi, here is a Blackburn unknown Triplane Fighter Project of 1917,featured with a propeller mounted at the mid-fuselage,and powered by one 110 hp engine,what was this ?. http://www.avia-it.com/act/biblioteca/periodici/PDF%20Riviste/Aeronautica/L'Aeronautica%201930%2002.pdf
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    • blackburn british empire interwar period late 1910s royal flying corps royal naval air service united kingdom world war i
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    • Forum: Secret Early Aircraft Projects
  7. Cy-27

    Siddeley-Deasy Type Sinaia (Armstrong-Whitworth Sinaia)

    The Siddeley-Deasy Sinaia, also known as the Armstrong Whitworth Sinaia and Siddeley Deasy Type 103 was a twin-engine biplane day bomber with gunners in rearwards extensions of the engine nacelles. Four examples were initially ordered by the Air Ministry in 1917 but only one (serial J6858)...
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    • air ministry british empire early 1920s interwar period late 1910s royal air force royal flying corps the air board united kingdom world war i
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    • Forum: Secret Early Aircraft Projects
  8. hesham

    Blackburn R.T.1 Kangaroo original design

    Hi, from Air Pictorial 12/1961,here is the Blackburn R.T.1 Kangaroo original design drawing,and the actually built.
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    • blackburn british empire royal air force royal flying corps royal naval air service royal navy world war i
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    • Forum: Secret Early Aircraft Projects
  9. JFC Fuller

    Farquhar Hill Pattern 1918 rifle

    This weapon has a very long history and participated in and failed multiple trials through 1908 to the early 1920s. it started life as a self loading rifle and appears to have evolved into a light machine gun. However the closes it got to entering service was 1918. After numerable trials a...
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    • british army british empire great britain interwar period late 1900s post-world war i pre-world war i royal flying corps world war i
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Secret Army Projects
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