Recent content by cammerjeff

Hey that is a Detroit area Locomotive! 313 area code!

I thought that also when viewing it the 1st time, but I think it is parts of the aircraft falling off and falling to earth slower than the rest of the aircraft.

That and the very large propellers on this A/C ( & the TU 95's also ) turn much slower rpm than we are used to seeing. That and in addition to the frame capture rate, I think the footage was slowed down for effect. We will probably never know what actually happened.

New Video release of the AN-22 crash earlier this week, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sunsTJa-nuE

You are forgetting the Mauler, granted it was short lived in Carrier service, but my Father actually preferred them over the Skyraider. (I think he was the only one though) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_AM_Mauler

But they would have to evict the Russians from that little sliver they hold on the Baltic

The Patio sucks!

Captured? But still retains its original markings.

I don't think I have ever seen a Picture of a Loire-Nieuport 40 taking off of the Bearn before; Source the internet.

Interesting Picture, I don't remember seeing many pictures of D3A's with centerline external fuel tanks mounted before.

She was ahead of her time!😉

Greg that looks normal to my eye's ;) I mean for a steel accordion or bellows production Line! I gave it Bacon as for once it isn't one of my machines acting up!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OjGHf7OvglM

Unfortunately It looks very much like the AA Chicago Crash. The engine is designed to flip up over the wing during separation from excessive vibration. But it is designed to separate from the pylon, not with the pylon.

Yes they do Zippy, but the picture states it is a He162 underground production line. So yes not Me262's. But I do the same thing all the time, but usually someone posts a comment about what I think I see before I get around to posting my reactions. No worries.