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Robert John Rudhall 1951 - 2003 by
Graham Salt
Robert Rudhall died on 12th December 2003. Yesterday, at Duxford aerodrome,
England, his family and friends attended a memorial service to celebrate his
life.
Robert was well known in the warbird preservation world, in particular
during his time as assistant editor of Flypast Magazine. He wrote...
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Robert Lapham, WWII Hero, dies by
Garrison Hilliard
http://www.qctimes.com/internal.php?story_id=1021971&t=Local+News&c=2,1021971
Last Updated: 11:31 pm, Friday, December 19th, 2003
WWII hero Robert Lapham dead at 86
By Thomas Geyer
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Robot Plane Drops Bomb in Successful Test The Associated Press by
Otis Willie
Robot Plane Drops Bomb in Successful Test The Associated Press
(EXCERPT) Sunday, April 18, 2004; 9:59 PM
LOS ANGELES - A robotic plane deliberately dropped a bomb near a truck
at Edwards Air Force Base on Sunday, marking another step forward for
technology the U.S. military hopes will one day...
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Rockets used in al-Rashid hotel match "aluminum tubes" rockets by
Robb McLeod
There's a picture of the type of rocket used in the attack on the
al-Rashid hotel where Wolfowitz was staying:
http://media.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/homepage/hp10-26-03a.jpg
Just from the picture you can tell that the length to diameter ratio
of the rocket is 11:1. It's known that the...
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Rogue State by
jukita
The Bush administration has outlined the following
criteria for a "dangerous state":
1. It has or plans to acquire, weapons of mass
destruction.
2. It ignores United Nations directives.
3. It unilaterally abrogates international treaties.
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roll steering by
Tarver Engineering
Here is a description of a roll steering system. We provided the original
converters for the STC and still provide converters for their high end
conversions. They later were able to substitute their own converter, except
where the customer wants a more airliner/corporate like probabilities...
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Rolling Thunder by
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
Although I bought the book shortly after it was published (and had Ed autograph
it), I just got around to reading it. Outstanding read. I don't know why it
took me so long to get started on it, but it sure was hard to put down.
--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
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Rolls Royce Meteor V 2 engine from a Centurion tank by
The Raven
Can anyone tell me how similar these engines were to the Merlin? I know they
were a derivative but being intended for ground use may be so totally
different as to be useless for any aviation application.
Why do I ask? An acquaintance has just acquired a complete Meteor engine and
is looking to...
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Rolls Royce spanners - Merlin? by
Rik
Hi,
I have several spanners stamped Rolls Royce, each with a part number,
which I believe to be aircraft spanners. They also have the WD broad
arrow mark. Can anybody identify these - could they be Merlin engine
spanners, as I would have said their age is around the 1940's. Sample
part numbers are...
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Ronneby Air Show by
Maurice Hendriks
Hi all,
We just updated our website with a review and pictures from the stunning
show at Ronneby in Sweden three weeks ago. Hope you all like them!
www.afterburner.nl/ronneby.htm
Fred & Maurice.
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Room For One More Veteran? by
Otis Willie
Room For One More Veteran?
(EXCERPT) WASHINGTON, March 16, 2004
(CBS) It is February 1973. The first of the Vietnam POWs are returning
home. Most would salute and carry on. Air Force Captain Al Brudno
saluted too, but four months later took his own life: the first of the
prisoners to die.
"It...
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Rotary engines in WW1 by
Stuart Chapman
The thread above reminded me of a question I have about rotary engines....
Just how was fuel & air admitted into the cylinders?????
The only way I can think of is some sort of central machined plate, that has
holes in the right positions so that when it turns (along with the cylinders
/...
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Rotterdam - was - Winston Churchill As Anthrax Bomber by
Avalon
"The Enlightenment" wrote in message
...
The attacks were conducted by aircraft that were quite
accurate becuase of the level they were opperating at and their
natu dive bombers.
Ah! Heinkel III dive bombers! Do...
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by Avalon
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Routine Aviation Career by
Guy Alcala
I just had to pass this along -- Enjoy.
Guy
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What follows is classic aviation lore. John Lear gave this
talk on July 9th, 2004 to a group of fellow pilots in the
Las Vegas "Hangar of Quiet Birdmen." John Lear is the son
of William Lear,...
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Royal Air Force - WWII bases by
Mike Yared
Are the following RAF bases under Bomber Command during WWII or some other
command?
Khormaksar RAF Station, Aden
Australia?
Ascension Island
Bahamas
Bermuda
Canada?
RAF Minneriya, Ceylon
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RPG-Man MPEG Launcher Footage -Closer Examination-Interesting by
McNeil
http://w3.kill-9.com/rpg-man.mpg
There is an mpeg file circulating around the net, showing a guy aiming
a rocket launcher at ???
and I was curious if anybody else sees the same things that I do.
Contrary to popular opinion, I believe all shots that were fired at
this guy were fired from behind.
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RR F.T.B. Mustang? by
robert arndt
Anyone have a photo of the wooden mock-up for the British RR F.T.B.
Mustang? This was a mid-engine contra-prop attack aircraft with a RR
Griffon engine planned for '44/'45.
Rob
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RuAF in 2003 by
Michael Petukhov
http://www.moscowtimes.ru/stories/2004/01/15/043.html
Air Force Upbeat, Despite Crashes
By Lyuba Pronina
Staff Writer
Despite a series of accidents that culminated in the first crash of a
Tu-160 strategic bomber, the air force had a good 2003, and after a
long break received a batch of...
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