A couple of designs from JP4 magazine
Air Metal AM-C 111 (Germany). First flight was scheduled for 1977. Estimated production: 500 aircraft from 1977 to 1986. Turkey and Malaisya were very interested in the project.
Versions: Passenger (24 seats) , VIP (13 seats), Cargo (up to 3000 kg)...
The HDM 107 is especially interesting, as it isn't even mentioned in R.Paynes "Stuck
on the Drawing Board", whereas the HDM.108 at least is described as a larger variant
of the HDM.106, with 25 seats or as a freighter, powered by two Turbomeca Bastan
turboprops.
air ministry
civil aviation
cold war
flying boat
great britain
miles aircraft limited
post-world war ii
royal air force
stol
transport aircraft
u.s. army
utility
world war ii
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
canada
canadair ltd.
canadian army
cold war
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
royal canadian air force
stol
u.s. army
v/stol aircraft
vtol
Here some unbuilt Transall projects :
- An AEW with a dorsaly mounted rotodome
- Two VSTOL versions, designed by the german HFB, which
was deeply involved in the development of lift fan designs
- and an airliner version (a little bit OT here, but as it was derived
of a military type ...
aérospatiale
airborne forces
airlifter
armeé de l'air
civil aviation
cold war
electronic warfare
french fifth republic
hamburger flugzeugbau
luftwaffe
messerschmitt-bölkow-blohm
nord aviation
stol
transport aircraft
transport allianz
vereinigte flugtechnische werke
weser flugzeugbau
west germany
advanced tactical fighter
aeronautical systems division
air superiority
atf
ats
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
fighters
ground attack
mcdonnell douglas
stol
tactical air command
united states
united states air force
united states navy
v/stol aircraft
wright air development center
1970s
1980s
advanced tactical fighter
aeronautical systems division
air superiority
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
ground attack
stol
supersonic
tactical air command
united states
united states air force
united states navy
wright air development center
Thread to discuss Rockwell pre-ATF and ATF Projects.
Merged with existing Rockwell ATF threads by Overscan
If I knew how to add a pic, I'd attach it, but in a 1981 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology, there was a page of sketches of ATF designs. One that's had me intrigued is a Rockwell...
advanced tactical fighter
aeronautical systems division
air force systems command
air superiority
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
ground attack
north american rockwell
rockwell international
stol
tactical air command
united states air force
wright air development center
cessna aircraft company
civil aviation
coin aircraft
cold war
forward air control
general aviation
jet age
stol
transport aircraft
u.s. army
united states
united states army
united states marine corps
vietnam war
fighter from Republic
scan courtesy of Lark
AP-100
Republic's entry to USAF competion for an all weather nuclear supersonic strike fighter
Powerplant: 6 improved GE J-85 plus 3 lift-fan systems
Gros Weight: 38000 pounds
AP-100A single seater
AP-100B two seater
cold war
jet age
nuclear battlefield
republic aviation corporation
space age
stol
transport aircraft
united states
united states air force
v/stol aircraft
vstol
vtol
advanced tactical fighter
aeronautical systems division
air superiority
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
ground attack
stol
tactical air command
united states
united states air force
united states navy
wright air development center
From "Warplanes of the Future". Bill Gunston. Salamander. 1990. ISBN 2-7312-0744-2
Attack Aircraft from Boeing based in the USB concept for STOL performance and agility. The same as Boeing YC-14.
1960s
1970s
close air support
cold war
convair
general dynamics
naval aviation
stol
transport aircraft
united states
united states air force
united states army
united states marine corps
united states navy
v/stol aircraft
vstol
vtol
cold war
fighters
great britain
grumman
naval aviation
remotely piloted vehicle
rpv
stol
strategic reconnaissance
tactical reconnaissance
united states
united states air force
united states army
united states marine corps
united states navy
v/stol
v/stol aircraft
vstol
vtol
Found these in a TsAGI bulletin, possible reference to source. Anyone know more?
Possible source: Interavia Aerospace Review, 1986, v41, VII, N7, p791-792
First a whole load of concepts from 1979.
A "high mach" supersonic cruise optimised fighter
Sources:
Aviation Week & Space Technology Jan 17 1979
TsAGI Technical Briefing on ATF Program, 1984
Internet
Michael J Taylor -Jet Warplanes, The Twenty First Century
advanced tactical fighter
air defence
air superiority
battlefield air defence
battlefield air interdiction
cold war
fighter bomber
fighters
ground attack
grumman
nuclear battlefield
stol
supersonic
tactical air command
united states
united states air force
v/stol aircraft
variable geometry
vtol
The original plans for the Tornado ADV included a LLTV mounted under the nose for long range target ID day or night, and an HMS.
Sources
Marconi builds Tornado LLTV system Flight International 2 Sept 1978 p730
Ferranti Develops Helmet Sight Flight International 21 Oct 1978 p1468
air defence
british aerospace plc
british aircraft corporation
cold war
electronic warfare
interceptor
jasdf
north atlantic treaty organisation
panavia aircraft gmbh
post-cold war
sead
stol
tactical reconnaissance
variable geometry
cold war
cold war ii
f-15
interceptor
jasdf
mcdonnell douglas
north atlantic treaty organisation
post-cold war
rocaf
royal air force
stol
tactical air command
united states air force
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