Hey, I read your topic concerning aircraft stopping in midair and would like to ask another question that I hope isn't considered stupid. Here goes, "why" is it so hard to believe? I once went to an air show in New York when I was much younger and there was an airplane that did stunts in the...

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 10:06:46 +0800, "Mosley Jones III" wrote: "S. O. Damocles" wrote in message ... 1948 - PRESENT AMERICAN/ISRAELI STATE TERRORISM OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE Estimated civilian deaths: 100,000...

"Brash" wrote in message ... I've never met the bloke and I don't know the ins and out's of that business. But after speaking to those who have and do, I'm left with the impression you should take articles like...

Volcanic ash is aviation hazard British Airways pilot Eric Moody was on a routine flight when smoke and the smell of burning electronics poured into the cabin of his 747 — then all four of the plane's engines failed. at http://www.washtimes.com/national/20040628-123407-2714r.htm

In the name of Allah 6/28/04 The Underhanded Hand-Over As bush prepares to behead another hostage.... an American Muslim? "Cpl. Wassef Ali Hassoun"

http://216.239.37.104/translate_c?hl=en&u=http://www.kmweg.de/english/index.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3DKMW,%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26sa%3DG While US troops get blown away in antiquated Hummers the MUNGO is operational with KSK already with no losses. Rob

I am researching a feature on a target tow squadron that was based at Glenview Naval Air Station near Chicago, Illinois in July 1945. They flew Martin B-26 bombers and towed targets over the shoreline of Lake Michigan for gunners from Great Lakes Naval Training Center. I was in boot camp at the...

Has somebody some figures, how many of this two airplanes, Tu-28 (128) and Yak-28/27/25 has been used/produced by the Soviet AF in the 70/80? I assume those two never were exported? Why has been the Tu-28 replaced so soon by the Tu-22? andreas

From: (Michael Petukhov) By the way none of them or those who killed or escaped are of Chechen nationality. Although all of them wahabities trained in terrorist training camps in Chechenya when our troops left that area...

The Jan 12, 2004 section of: http://www.strategypage.com//fyeo/howtomakewar/default.asp?target=HTAIRFO.HTM mentions the missing numbers in the U. S. aircraft designation system. I wonder what other numerical oddities we can expect in the future, since the services seem to skip ahead of the...

Charles Gray wrote: On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 21:24:15 -0600, "Gene Storey" wrote: They didn't get the money - end of story.

Here's a question-- the Germans had several forward swept wing designs in the works during WWII. However, I recall reading that even in the 1980's the strain on the airframe made such a design very difficult to successfully carry off. That being the case, was there any realistic chance that such...

On 8 Jan 2004 07:33:17 -0800, (Michael Petukhov) wrote: "Keith Willshaw" wrote in message ... "Michael Petukhov" wrote in message ...

I am going to outline a real situation that occurred during WW II. I would like to hear opinions and solutions as to how the situation should be handled. I will give the real solution that was imposed during the war after a week or so when many opinions have been offered. There was a large...

Dave Smith wrote: Richard Periut wrote: I suppose they could have done it Japanese style, murder all the men by the most barbarous and sadistic means available and then systematically rape and murder all the women. Of course, they would have had to risk who knows how many thousands...

Greetings all! I've just uploaded the new A6M5 walkaround of the last authentic airworth A6M5 from the Planes of Fame Museum. Check it out at www.cybermodeler.com! Cheers! Michael Benolkin

Well, I uploaded my scanned photos to this forum: http://www.sugoi.com.pe/forum/index.php?act=ST&f=63&t=6824&s=007627278c67a0187350837220353a50 (the ones from the 2003 event commemorating the 100 Years of...

How long does it take to deploy a new design now? Not just approve it, Not just build a few and test them, but get them into the field and operational squadron operations? The F22 has been going on how many years now? And how about the F35? When do you think we will see operational front line...

Why is this P-40 called a "Kittyhawk?" http://www.aviationclassics.org.uk/images/kittyhawk.jpg I thought all US P-40 aircraft were Warhawks and British P-40 aircraft Tomahawks. Please clarify this. Ian

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