BAC TSR.2 Profile
The British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2 was a cancelled Cold War strike and reconnaissance aircraft developed by the British Aircraft Corpor...
The BAC TSR-2 was a cancelled Cold War strike and reconnaissance aircraft developed by the British Aircraft Corporation for the Royal Air Force in the late 1950s and early 1960s - English
BAC TSR.2 - bomber, reconnaissance, photo, technical data, development history
BAC TSR-2 TSR-2 XR220 in Anti-flash white finish Type Tactical Strike / Reconnaissance Manufacturer British Aircraft Corporation Maiden flight 27 Septem... BAC TSR-2
Give a British aviation enthusiast more than two pints and he will invariably tell you the story of TSR.2. This tale of an axed nuclear bomber will be told to you in a far more tender tone than he used to talk about his family. This bar room lecture will climax in an angry rant at the crass, penny-pinching government that…
So here's my take at just about everybody's favorite what-if, the BAC TSR-2. It was defiantly a lot of work cleaning it up, and making sure every little... BAC TSR-2
TSR-2: The Untold Story is a fascinating documentary about an aircraft that almost no one outside the world of aviation-history-geekage has heard of. It
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Photo listed in Vehicle. Shot taken in United Kingdom with DMC-FZ45.
Finally finished for Telford this is my rendition of the TSR 2 as the BAC Eagle GR1 aircraft as used by 3 squadron. Those of you who have followed the build will recall that way back in the mists of time I decided to have a go at fixing the shape issues with the forward fuselage that to me totall...
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TSR 2 still a byword for prematurely cancelled projects. "TSR2 is redolant of dreams of empire inconsistant with todays world" was one much-repeated quote. It was the latest in a whole series of brilliantly concieived British aircraft projects cancelled before the World markets could pass judgment TSR 2 , Miles M52, Fairey Rotodyne . . .the list goes on and on. Had the TSR 2 gone into service it would probably still be in service today with the RAF . . . and severeal other airforces of the World.
As the file name says and a picture from nearly forty years ago now! (date of upload is 11th August 2013). This TSR-2 is now at Duxford.
BAC TSR2 XR222 preserved at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.
