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- 06 Oct 2006, 13:56
- Forum: AI Aircraft Design
- Topic: First Try
- Replies: 11
- Views: 1129
- 02 Oct 2006, 12:56
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Awesome video
- Replies: 5
- Views: 474
I spoke to a RAF Tornado pilot a few years ago who told me that they now fly low level at this type of speed at night wearing night vision goggles! He said its OK until you lift the goggles and you see total darkness with the occasional light on the ground whizz past! Then its brown trouser time :wi...
- 25 Sep 2006, 13:17
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: NATO moves to acquire C-17 strategic airlift aircraft :)
- Replies: 6
- Views: 591
Its good news that the C-17 plant at Long Beach is still open as the RAF has at least one additional C-17 ordered and the fear was that Boeing's threat to cease production would have affected delivery. Airbus is not in Europe's good books at the moment due to delays with the A380 and a scandal over ...
- 22 Sep 2006, 20:42
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Sunset for the Tomcat
- Replies: 12
- Views: 760
I feel kinda sad even though I never saw it fly here in the UK. She was one hell of a fighter, I made loads of plastic models of the F-14 and even got a wonderful press pack from the USN with stunning pics of the Wolfpack F-14s in their original 'hi-vis' markings. Goodbye ol' friend... We should rea...
- 18 Sep 2006, 19:37
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: DAMBUSTERS
- Replies: 6
- Views: 529
- 18 Sep 2006, 16:02
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Sunset for the Tomcat
- Replies: 12
- Views: 760
- 18 Sep 2006, 16:00
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: DAMBUSTERS
- Replies: 6
- Views: 529
- 18 Sep 2006, 13:23
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: DAMBUSTERS
- Replies: 6
- Views: 529
Now you are talking :wink: There is a British film called the Dambusters made in 1954 which is the best version ever made. One problem that the current makers have is the name of Guy Gibson's dog, Guy was the leader of the raid. His dog was killed in a road accident the afternoon of the raid and dog...
- 14 Sep 2006, 20:12
- Forum: General Projects
- Topic: Rhino
- Replies: 79
- Views: 7309
- 13 Sep 2006, 19:35
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: B-1B performance
- Replies: 1
- Views: 282
B-1B performance
Can someone tell me what the following are for the BONE please?
cruising speed
climb rate (ft/minute)
descent rate (ft/minute)
landing speed
TIA
John
cruising speed
climb rate (ft/minute)
descent rate (ft/minute)
landing speed
TIA
John
- 11 Sep 2006, 15:56
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: I'm off!!!
- Replies: 27
- Views: 1124
- 09 Sep 2006, 07:51
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: US Tanker and Transport relocations.
- Replies: 7
- Views: 487
- 08 Sep 2006, 21:34
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: US Tanker and Transport relocations.
- Replies: 7
- Views: 487
- 08 Sep 2006, 17:38
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: US Tanker and Transport relocations.
- Replies: 7
- Views: 487
- 02 Sep 2006, 18:31
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: RAF Nimrod down in Afghanistan
- Replies: 6
- Views: 513
RAF Nimrod down in Afghanistan
14 British servicemen are reported killed when a Nimrod recon a/c crashed in Afghanistan. I do hope nobody from this forum were involved.
British Ministry of Defence are saying it was not due to enemy action.
John
British Ministry of Defence are saying it was not due to enemy action.
John
- 02 Sep 2006, 15:54
- Forum: General Projects
- Topic: Rhino
- Replies: 79
- Views: 7309
Steve Ritchey flies an F-4 in his Mig-killer markings. He was at the Offutt airshow a couple of years ago. Not sure who owns the airplane though. :?: The late Mark Hanna who, along with his father Ray (who founded the Red Arrows in 1965), created the the warbird collection at Duxford, (now named th...
- 31 Aug 2006, 16:06
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: The State of our Military Forces.
- Replies: 13
- Views: 1042
Well at least it looks like we've found some brains and decided to buy a 5th C-17 soon. Hope we buy the other 4 too. Those things are awesome and I know the Army won't dare give them up now. That doesn't look like its going to happen, Nick. Boeing has given an ultimatum to the the US Congress, comm...
- 29 Aug 2006, 20:29
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Outsourcing: Even the tanker fleet isn't exempt.....
- Replies: 17
- Views: 1171
Hi Vulcan Driver, I get a kick out of your quote of Duncan Sandys. It is interesting today that Iran is saying it will have the capability to fire nuclear missiles from submarines. That is a function of the missile not having the legs to get to a target. The Soviets understood that when they built ...
- 29 Aug 2006, 13:01
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Outsourcing: Even the tanker fleet isn't exempt.....
- Replies: 17
- Views: 1171
- 24 Aug 2006, 12:16
- Forum: Real World Military
- Topic: Outsourcing: Even the tanker fleet isn't exempt.....
- Replies: 17
- Views: 1171
Back during the 1980's I read that the British Govt was considering selling our tanks and APCs to a vehicle leasing firm, and then renting them back in times of war. Thankfully the British Army top brass showed them the errors of their ways. Some wit said that British Army fighting vehicles would ca...