On the Linden Hill web side www.lindenhillimports.com\bilek.htm i found a box picture with MiG-19S declared as Farmer A? I always thought Farmer A is the MiG-19 / MiG-19F version? andreas g

In a recent book a read (Military Airfield History / Sealand) are two photos of Caudrons used and build(?) at Sealand / Mr. Duttons Flight School. There are speciefied as Caudron Warped Wing Type. What Type of Caudron is it? Type F or Type G. Has those been produced in England by licence? In a...

I am looking for the name of an aircraft, which started in april 1925 the connection between Belgium and Congo. The airplane called Princesse Marie-Jose. A doublewing enclosed (6 wheels, 3 motors?). Any clue? andreas

I am looking for the name of an Tupolev aircraft, build around 1935, three seat, engine M-58 with 850hp, recon, lowwing, which i found in B Arct book 'All the worlds aircraft 58'. A prototyp of ANT-51? Any clue? andreas

Hi, a friend and I are unable to identify the WW2-era aircraft on this photo (no caption or context available): http://www.designation-systems.net/mystery.jpg We think that the aircraft (obviously a glider) is connected to the U.S. Navy's GLOMB ("Glider Bomb") program for remotely controlled...

Hi, the following info was forwarded by a reader of "Aviation News" (Sept. 2003), which has an article about the ASCC code name system (sometimes not quite correctly known as "NATO code names"). He said the article mentioned the following recently assigned (or not so recently, but not widely known...

Hi, until very recently, the U.S. DOD's directives and instructions could be downloaded by the general public from http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives . Now it says "Only authorized .mil/.gov domains are allowed access to this site."

Hobo wrote: Were the Have Blue and Tacit Blue codenames arbitrary constructions or was there some sort of logic behind them? The names (officially called "nicknames") are essentially arbitrary. However, the first words ("Have" and "Tacit") are not completely random, because the first two...

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This is beautiful. People come to celebrate the destruction of a US military vehicle and they die. In my opinion, if you dance around in jubilation at such a seen you are declaring yourself to be an enemy and you invite incoming fire. This applies to Arab 'journalists' who rush to the scene to...

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A photo of a crashed Marauder you might have seen before. It's posted on ABPM by netko. -- Andrew Chaplin SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO (If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Bob's Your Uncle wrote: Looks like Clinton's fiasco at the 36th parallel? I used to be a forward observation officer. If I had been fined $10 every time I picked up a set of binos and put them to my eyes with the lens caps on... well, I would still have made the rent, but I would have...

National Pest article at http://tinyurl.com/onwo. How realistic is this plan, anyway? Are there any C-130 airframes out there to be had? Or, like John Cleese in the Cheese Shop sketch, is this an act of the purest optimism on the part of the procurement folks to pose the question in the first...

David Pratt, Member of Parliament for Nepean-Carleton, has just been appointed Minister of National Defence. In a break from usual practice he has been appointed to the department for which he had the oversight committee, the Standing Committee on National Defence and...

I think it is either a Hawker Hart or its variant, a Hawker Audax. If anyone can confirm once and for all I'd really appreciate it. The gentleman standing with it is Bob Fergus, an RAF Fitter and my grandfather Andy

....my latest "movie" made with the Lo-Mac flight simulator (http://www.lo-mac.com/ ). I'd much rather see them fly in real life, but they're rarer than hen's teeth in the UK these days, so I get my fix this way. http://www.andrew.mcp.dsl.pipex.com/lomac.htm and you want movie5, which comes in...

soc. groups trimmed "Stinky Pete" wrote in message ... Check out the Jan 19th issue of Aviation Week. In there they make a solid case that the fragmentation of air routes has already started....