"christophe Feyen" wrote in message ... Hi, this picture I made last year, at the Gattow Air Museum ( Near Berlin, Germany ) The posting is just a test.. Kind regards Christophe ID this...

As a result of the recent thread here about a French ornithopter, I picked up on these pictures of the Manuzkow Kashuk, a sailplane based on the Antonov A-9 glider and tested in the Soviet Union in the mid-1950s. The pictures aren't of great quality but I doubt many people here have seen them...

I'm posting this again because it has still not been identified. Could this be the first aviation item to baffle the gurus in this NG?? From the previous thread I think we would have to agree that it is not a glider, or a relatively high performance fighter type of that era, or a chopper (wrong...

Ok Guys all to-gether now Stroke Stroke..

Recently Google started the hosting LIFE magazine photo archives. and while researching other topics, found these photos. by the date and the subjects it appears that its the first landing trials of the Navys new jet on the USS Boxer CV-21 in March 1948. along with photos of the shore station...

From our national Canadian Aviation Museum in Ottawa. Sorry that the quality in some is a bit fuzzy. My flash went U/S on me. Also I hope that I have identified all the aircraft properly. They didn't have a catalogue availabke, just a plan of the exhibit stands.

http://a33.idata.over-blog.com/1/24/03/59/caroline-AIGLE/21-08-07-caroline-aigle.jpg RIP

Women pilots today. Part one of eight, if anyone wants the rest...