Dear Boys and Girls, here is a picture with a caption in French of what I believe to be the Sikorsky S-61N full-size mock-up brought to the 1959 Paris Salon; it shows an aerodynamic saucer-shaped fairing covering the main rotor hub. The accompanying article describes the Sikorsky S-61N as being...
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April 1950 Westland proposes the W.37 Fighter-Striker to N.9/47 for a fighter and NR/A.19 for a single seat strike aircraft.
Assuming this was chosen several benefits result:-
1. Either
a) the use of a single large jet such as Gyron or Olympus is chosen as the powerplant
b) a reheated...
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Hi folks,
Some pics I recently came across of different armament rials for the Westland Whirlwind:
12 x 0.303:
1 x 37mm cannon:
Apologies if already posted.
Regards,
Greg
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The Bristol 191 was intended as the Royal Navy ASW version of the Belvedere (Type-192) and was developed from the Type-173 with uprated engines and modified under carriage etc etc. According to 'Vanguard to Trident' (Eric J Grove) 68 had been ordered to fulfill half of the RN's ASW aircraft...
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