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Monday, 21 April 2025

Saunders Roe Princess, the largest all metal flying boat built. Only one was completed.


 

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US Navy F14 and F16.


 

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English Electric Canberra PR 9's, and one Lancaster.


 

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The Caproni Ca-60 Transaereo Novplano (nine wing) flying boat in 1921 Italy broke up on second flight landing.


 

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F14 Tomcat.


 

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Friday, 11 April 2025

An aerial shot of the B-52s, in March, at RAF Fairford UK.


 

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The big blower connected to a Rolls Royce F135 engine, the F-35B,s two stage counter rotating lift fan can generate 20,000 lbf of thrust for VTOL capability.


 

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Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, maritime patrol aircraft developed and operated by the United Kingdom.

 



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Sailors aboard USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG-54) refuel an MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter from HSC6 during FLTOPS in the Pacific Ocean. USS Curtis Wilbur is underway in the US 3rd Fleet conducting routine operations.


 

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RN Wildcat with Sea Venom missiles.


 

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A different view of a Blackbird, did you know in order to access the engines the outer wings could be swung up?


 

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Handley Page Victor, with crew on standby during the Cold War, and a Victor on sentry duty outside RAF Marham, Norfolk.

 

  • Bartini-Beriev-VVA-14. Only 2 ever made.The aircraft's first flight was held on 4 September 1972. At that time, the prototype would not yet be equipped with a pontoon for water landing. The addition of the pontoon allowed the VVA-14 to land in the sea. In addition, aircraft can efficiently hover along the surface of the water. The VVA-14 has two turbojet engines in addition to 12 turbofan engines. The aircraft logged a total of 103 flight hours over 107 times before the project was canceled following Bartini's death.
     
  • Yokosuka E1Y3 Type 14 Reconnaissance Seaplane. 1930.
     
  • Soviet AN-225. Who said size does not matter!
     

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