The next time Vlad meets with his good friend Donny boy I hope the Ukrainians have a bunch of people with MPADS sitting on each end of the runway during Vlad's departure.
There is another book you probably will like as it gives several examples of aircrew who suffered from Lack of moral fibre and what caused it. The title is absolute crap so when I was given a copy it sat on the shelf for years before I opened it from boredom. It is about time I re-read it. My...
I saw a smaller similar event north of Ft Smith NWT Canada in 71. @#$%^&* scary and the air stank of pine resin before the flash. Here it probably stank of eucalyptus oil before the flash.
Really crappy report at Live: Fire jumps a kilometre over water, disaster declared for NSW regions
Good one Mike
@Writer If you want more details on how other allied props did things go to Aeroplane Maintenance and Operation series of books from early 40s as there are several prop documents there.
I am trying to find information regarding the three Avro Anson modifications in the boxes below. Any help, documents or possible sources of documents, would be appreciated. Equally useful would be any RAF or RAAF or RCAF documents on these mods.
Two photos of the one and only RCAF Anson...
It may well that Pierre, as most if not all other pilots of the day, learnt on fixed pitch props, advanced to variable speed props and then considered constant speed props to be a new name for variable pitch props as this is not far off the reality. The only difference was in the control system...
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Related. I believe this would never have happened if both houses of the US Congress had passed the Russia sanctions package that over 90% of the members have signed up to months ago, but one man, and one man only, is...
The story below in larger bold print. This newsletter requires that the complete newsletter be posted instead of any extracts so here it is. Other stories are worth reading but this was the one that got me steamed.
EDIT Whoops - not allowed to repost it. I will find the source story at WNBC...
But if stepped on in long grass snakes will automatically defend themselves. And the worst snake to handle or step on are the new bournes (the size of a large worm) which have a full dose of venom but do not know that only a small amount is required to kill a person. Add to that the average...