While it is true that the development of the T-35 Pillán has been extensively covered since the first prototype took to the air in March 1981, it is not less true that the first steps for this training aircraft -for which different configurations were tested- cause confusion when it comes to the spe
“An asymetrical jet aircraft.” In april 2004, I joined Ameur Aviation, in Clermont-Ferrand, for an internship. This small company produces a light propeller sport aircraft, called ̶…
Learning how to land an airplane is often seen as the hardest part of pilot training by students. Therefore you will find some useful tips below to master landings!
Peregrine Heathcote is a British painter that was born in London in 1973. He started studying at Heatherly College of Art at the age of 8, thus he was the youngest student that ever entered this ed…
Valentine III DD tanks - when these tanks did get ashore (many were launched too far out on D Day) they helped the troops immensely and played a key role in destroying bunkers and MG posts.
The 203 mm howitzer M1931 was a 8 inch Soviet heavy howitzer – English
The T92 Howitzer Motor Carriage was a self-propelled artillery piece used by the United States during World War II. Only five were built.
Cessna has announced production of its Corvalis TTX, claimed to be the world's fastest - and furthest-flying - fixed-gear aircraft.
We see planes flying around us everyday, usually they are pretty far away and look pretty boring to the naked eye. To add to that, most photos of planes are somewhat boring and uncreative and always look the same. This is why I decided to show you those amazing photos of planes flying in the sky. Check them out and let us know which are your favorite! If you have cool shots of
I have found that the safety record of an airplane relates more to who flies it and what they try to do with it than anything else. Maybe the pilot is 90 percent of the equation and the airplane ten. When thinking of it in this way, the Mooney 20 series is by far the most diverse airplane in the fleet.
WWII photo by Marsha Black's Father, William Nelson Black.
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Picture of Christen Eagle II taken at Koenigsdorf - Gliderfield, Germany by Joachim Lippl on ABPic
Professionally maintained, hanger kept, never left outside. This is a good Mooney for someone looking to upgrade to a faster plane. This Mooney is a 145 knot plane, all day long. Easy to fly. All instruments are in working condition. Just had a complete top overhaul engine tear down and rebuild
American M4A1 tank with the rocket launchers T34 "Calliope" during exponential shooting in Italy
