Thought I would share some aviation art I have just completed named "Red Sky at Morning" featuring SWPA A-20s in 3 versions.
By Mark Donoghue
1. 3rd Bomb Group
2. 312th Bomb Group
3. RAAF 22 Squadron.
I am looking for the dimensions of the bomb bays in the B-35 bomber. Several years ago I found a diagram on the web with the info, but I can't seem to find it again. Does anyone have this information?
What's the assessment of the Ju388? It was a high altitude multi-role aircraft with a wooden pannier to expand the bomb bay. Would it have been any good as a high altitude bomber?
Hello, I was looking at the wikipedia article on the He 277 and it said:
As someone not too knowledgeable about German bombs and bomb bays in general, could someone please do some quick caculations on what the heaviest bombload the bomb bay could handle? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Continued from the line of discussion that developed following my post here:
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/horton-ho-229-vs-vampire-43105-5.html#post1199522
According to Curtiss XP-40
"The XP-40 flew for the first time on October 14, 1938, with test pilot Edward Elliot at the...
Would the F-111 have been useful for use in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere with all the post-911 activity?
It was a good medium sized bomb truck.
Are smaller bomb trucks being used at greater sortie rates to fill its role?
Are larger bomb trucks being used to fill its role?
Could it have...
Morning guys,
I have been looking for this off and on for a while but has anyone run into a Russian or Soviet WWII bomb manual in English?
Many thanks in advance.
Paul
Hi All,
I bought a used Tamiya Dambuster/Grand slam kit (which included the Flightpath detail set)
Though I'd like to build a regular bomber BI/BIII from this kit.
My first impression is that the only real differences between the older kits (Dambuster/Regular Lancaster)
is the absence of...
In May 1937 George Volkert, then chief designer at Handley Page, wrote a memorandum about the design of future bomber aircraft and the influence that bombing policy would have on design.
In the introduction, he states:
He continues:
From this we can see that the high speed unarmed bomber...
This evening following seeing the Lancasters "Thumper" and "Vera" followed by B-17 "Sally B" today at the Duxford airshow (watched from a field just off flight line) I am given to wonder the following.
Supposing each type also including the Halifax and Liberator were on a mission to Essen in...